Patterns of Behavior That Are Species-Specific and Highly Repeatable Are

question 181

Multiple Choice

Patterns of behavior that are species-specific and highly repeatable are called displays and are an example of a(n) _____ pattern.

• A)key
• B)nurture
• C)fixed-action
• D)supernormal
• E)operant

Understand the fundamental principles of social influence and conformity.

Analyze the impact of group size and unanimity on decision-making processes.

Explain how and why minority opinions can sway the majority.

Identify different sources of group influence and their effects on individual behavior.

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