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| simple reflex controlled at the... |
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| operate on exposure to chemical irritants of respiratory system |
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| affect systematic BP and stimulate respiratory rate when BP declines |
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| stimulated by changes in pH |
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| inflation and deflation reflex of lungs |
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| prevents overexpansion of lungs during forceful breathing |
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| complex, coordinated, and innate behavioral responses to specific patterns of stimulation in the environment |
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| repeated stimulation results in decrease in responsiveness |
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| classical conditioning (Pavlovian) |
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association of a normally autonomic response with an environmental stimulus
(dogs, bell, salivation) |
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| innate reflex (food for salivation) |
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| naturally elicited response (salivation) |
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| conditioning responses to stimuli using a reward or reinforcement |
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| rewarding a lack of a certain behavior |
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| gradual elimination of conditioned responses |
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| recovery of conditioned response after extinction |
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process in which environmental patterns or objects presented to a developing organism during a brief critical period in early life become accepted permanently as an element of their behavioral environment
-ex. duckling learns first large moving object is mother |
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| specific time periods during an animal's development when it is physiologically able to develop specific behavioral patterns |
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| types of behavioral displays |
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-display of appeasement
-ex dog wagging its tail |
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-trigger a reversible behavioral change in the recipient
-sex attractant, alarm, and toxic defense |
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-produce long term behvioral and physiological alteration in recipient
-some regulate role determination and reproductive capacities |
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| when an individual hears and responds to their name amidst distractions, this response is coordinated by |
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| reticular activating system |
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