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Behavioral Adaptations to the Environment

Chapter 35
Belmont Hill
AP Biology

AB
HabituationLoss of response to a stimulus after repeated exposure
ImprintingLearning that is irreversible and limited to a sensitive time period in an animal’s life
Spatial learningUse of landmarks to learn the spatial structure of an environment
Cognitive mappingAn internal representation of the spatial relationships among objects in the environment
Associative learningBehavioral change based on linking a stimulus/behavior with a reward/punishment
Social learningLearning by observing and mimicking others
Problem solvingInventive behavior that arises in response to a new situation
MigrationThe back and forth movement of animals between two geographical areas.


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