B. F. Skinner taught pigeons and other animals to engage in behavior that manipulates the environment. This kind of behavior is called__________.
A) operant behavior
B) respondent behavior
C) maladaptive behavior
D) stagnant behavior
E) Select
Question 2
Marsha lets out blood-curdling screams in the middle of the night, sits up in bed, and is seemingly inconsolable by her parents. In the morning, she doesn't remember having behaved this way. Marsha is most likely suffering from ____.
a. nightmares
b. sleep terror disorder
c. REM behavior disorder
d. sleep walking
The four ways in which animals exchange heat with the environment are radiation, evaporation, convec
European wildcat feeding its kittens, as illustrated in Brehm's Life of Animals
Organizational Effects of Testosterone Around the time of birth, testosterone masculinizes and defem
In pretend play, toy figures and animals “come to life” and interact with each other.
Instinctive behavior
Curved spines make cocklebur (Xanthium) fruits stick to the fur of animals (and clothing of humans)