Foxes Often Cache Excess Food by Burying It in the Ground.A

question 212

Multiple Choice

Foxes often cache excess food by burying it in the ground.A researcher rears in isolation a fox cub from birth; the cub has no access to dirt for digging.Once the fox is an adult, the researcher moves the fox to an outdoor enclosure.The researcher presents the fox with excess food to see if it will bury the food.This type of study is called a(n) _______ experiment, and it was used by _______ to demonstrate the _______.

• A) knockout; ethologists; role of learning in behavior
• B) isolation; behaviorists; genetic determination of a behavior
• C) deprivation; behaviorists; development of a behavior
• D) deprivation; ethologists; genetic determination of a behavior
• E) isolation; behavioral ecologists; cost and benefits of a behavior

Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of technology-based training methods, including computer-based training and electronic performance support systems.

Identify the elements of learner control in training environments.

Distinguish between synchronous and asynchronous training methods and their suitability for different learning needs.

Understand the use and benefits of Web 2.0 technology in training and collaborative learning.

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Definitions:

Real-Life Violence

Acts of physical force or intimidation aimed at causing harm or injury to individuals or groups outside of fictional or simulated scenarios.

Breach of Duty

Failure to perform an expected duty or obligation, resulting in legal liability.

Standard of Care

The degree of care or competence that one is legally required to uphold, often used in determining negligence in professional and medical fields.

Reasonable Person

A hypothetical individual in society who exercises average care, skill, and judgment in conduct, used as a legal standard especially in negligence cases.