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oliviahorn72

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Environmental stimuli which act as keys to allow behavior to occur are called:
 
  a. innate releasing mechanisms
  b. sign stimuli
  c. fixed action patterns
  d. action specific energy

Question 2

According to ethological theory, behaviors are inhibited by:
 
  a. fixed action patterns
  b. appetitive action patterns
  c. innate releasing mechanisms
  d. learned releasing mechanisms



shailee

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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