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| Ontogeny | -The development of behavior after Conception
(Innate or learned)
-Precocial
-Altricial
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| Immediate Causation | -What is the immediate environment and how it influences behavior
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| Precocial | -Born in advanced state
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| Altricial | -Born in Undeveloped State
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| Critical Periods in Puppies Life (5) | 1) Neonatal -0-2 weeks
2) Transition Period -2-3 weeks
3) Socialization Period 4-14 weeks
4) Juvenile Period to puberty-14 weeks
5) Social Development period to adulthood
18-24 months
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| Puppy School | 4 weeks
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| Cats Critical Period | 1) Socialization at 2-7 weeks
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| Socialization for cats | 2-7 weeks
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| Neonatal in Dogs | 0-2 weeks
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| Transition Period (Dogs) | 2-3 weeks
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| Socialization Period (Dogs) | 4-14 weeks
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| Juvenile Period (Dogs) | 14 weeks
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| Social Development to Puberty (Dogs) | 18-28 months
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| Individual Distance | =Bubble of space around individual
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| Social Distance | =Distance away from herd before returning
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| Flight Distance | =Distance at which animal moves away from predator
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| Territory | =Area of defense
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| Home range | =Area that is utilized and shared
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| Dominance | =2 animals competing for resources
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| Hierarchy | =Individuals at different positions within pack
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| Habituation | =Getting used to something which is not damaging-Noise, People (Low Levels)
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| Imprinting | =Early Life between species
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| Insight Learning | =Seeing and doing
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| Imitation | =Animals learn by watching others engage in activities
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| Classical Conditioning | =No Prior learning
-Involuntary response
-Salivating when her a whistle for dinner
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| Domestication | =Population through selection become accustomed to human control
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| Taming | =Process whereby an animal is trained or adapted to live in Human environment
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| Desensitization | =Present Noise at low level
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| Operant Conditioning | =Likelihood of behavior being repeated is influenced by what happens immediately after it occurs
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| Neonatal | 0-2 weeks
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| + Punishment | -Introd Neg Experience (SHOUT)
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| + Reinforcement | -Adding treat
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| - Punishment | -Remove something good When undesired behavior occurs
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| -Reinforcement | -Remove Unpleasant when desired behavior occurs
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| Desensitization | -Present fear at small level
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| Counter Conditioning | -Desensitize while something nice-food
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| Neoteny | Juvenile Features in Adult animal
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| Precociousness | -Mature at young age
-Defend for its self
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| Raw to Ewe Ratio | 1:100
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| Bull to Cow Ratio | 1:40
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