A Child Who Is Born Blind Will

question 115

Multiple Choice

A child who is born blind will

• A) never learn how to smile.
• B) have to be told how to move the facial features to elicit a smile.
• C) learn to smile on a similar trajectory as sighted children.
• D) smile as sighted children do, but will have to be taught how to facially express sadness.
• E) smile at birth.

Identify examples of learned behaviors and the mechanisms behind learning.

Describe the concept of sexual selection and its role in animal behavior.

Explain the significance of dominance hierarchies and social structures among animals.

Understand the principles of altruism and inclusive fitness in the context of animal behavior.

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Definitions:

Achievement

The act of accomplishing or achieving something significant thanks to one's effort or skill, often leading to a sense of fulfillment or pride.

Disequilibrium

A state of imbalance or instability in a system or market, often temporary, where supply and demand do not match.

Job Tenure

The length of time an individual remains employed in a particular job or with a single employer, often associated with job satisfaction and career progression.

Satisfaction

The feeling of fulfillment or pleasure arising from the attainment of one's goals or desires.