Displays Are Patterns of Behavior That

question 73

Multiple Choice

Displays are patterns of behavior that:

• A)are species-specific.
• B)are highly repeatable.
• C)function as signals.
• D)are species-specific and function as signals.
• E)are species-specific, are highly stereotyped, and function as signals.

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Definitions:

Concept

An abstract idea or a mental symbol typically representing classes of items or events that share common attributes.

Medial Forebrain Bundle

A pathway in the brain involved in the mediation of reward and pleasure through the transmission of dopamine.

Motivated Behaviors

Activities or actions that are driven by a desire to fulfill certain needs or goals, often reflecting underlying psychological or physiological processes.

Lactating

The process of producing and secreting milk from the mammary glands to feed infants.