Species-Specific Behaviors That Do Not Rely on Learning Are Called

question 136

Short Answer

Species-specific behaviors that do not rely on learning are called _________.

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Definitions:

Framing

The way information is presented or structured, influencing the perception and interpretation of that information.

Success Rate

Success rate refers to the percentage of attempts in any given activity or domain that achieve the desired outcome.

Prototype

An original model or first form of a product from which other forms are later developed, also applies to concepts in cognitive psychology as the typical representation of a category.

Blue Jay

A North American bird known for its bright blue coloring and loud, distinctive calls, part of the corvid family.