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Proximate and ultimate questions

Proximate and ultimate questions. Two basic types of questions asked in Animal Behavior Proximate (focus on mechanics of behavior). Ultimate (focus on advantages of the behavior). Proximate questions.

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Daron Acemoglu and David Autor NBER 17820, 2012

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Play

Play. Jeff Schank ANB 218a 2013. What is Play?. Criteria for play Incompletely functional; spontaneous, pleasurable, rewarding, or voluntary;

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Animal behavior How do we study it? How do we classify it?

Animal behavior How do we study it? How do we classify it?. The science of animal behavior How do animals behave? proximate causation what physiological mechanisms enable this Why do they behave as they do? ultimate causation evolutionary origin and purpose of the behavior

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Behavioral Biology

Behavioral Biology. Introduction Learning Animal Cognition Social Behavior. Introduction. What an animal does and how he does it Ultimate causation -evolutionary reason for the existence of a behavior Proximate causation -immediate cause or mechanism underlying a behavior

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Motivation

Motivation . Motivation. Motivation is a need or desire that energizes behavior and directs it towards a goal. Alan Ralston was motivated to cut his arm in order to free himself from a rock that pinned him down. AP Photo/ Rocky Mountain News, Judy Walgren. Alan Ralston.

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Business Source Premier (BSP)

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Biology SAT Prep

Biology SAT Prep. Sections 35.2. 35.4. Fixed Actions. Innate Behavior : Behaviors virtually preformed the same way by all individuals in a species. Lorenz and Tinbergen were some of the first to recognize this. FAPS (Fixed Action Plans)- Unchangeable behavior sequences.

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