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what are the 3 learning behaviours present in primates
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latent
insight
imitation
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what is latent learning
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animals exploring their surroundings and learning information which could help them at a later stage for survival
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what is insight learning
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when there is a sudden realisation of a solution to a problem
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what is imitation
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individual observes another’s behaviour and copies it
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WJEC Biology A-Level
flashcards
Decks in class (37)
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Unit 3.1 - The importance of ATP18
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Unit 3.5 PopulationSize & Ecosystems (physics&mathstutorflashcards))100
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Unit 3.6 - Human Impact On The Environment18
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Unit 3.3 - Respiration11
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Unit 4.2 - Wind/insect pollinated flower13
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Unit 4.2 - Development of Pollen9
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Unit 4.2 - Development of an Ovule5
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Unit 4.2 - Gametogenesis in flowering plants16
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Unit 4.2 - Self/Cross Pollination12
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Unit 4.2 - Adaptations of flowers to promote cross-pollination7
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Unit 4.2 - Sexual reproduction in plants (physicsandmathstutorflashcards)42
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Unit 4.2 - Germination in seeds2
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Unit 4.1 - Sexual reproduction in humans (physicsandmathstutorflashcards)29
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Unit 4 - Option C - Neurobiology(Part1)A40
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Unit 4 - Option C - Neurobiology(Part1)SCANS6
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Unit 4 - Option C - Neurobiology(Part1)Howthebraindevelops8
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blended - plant sex23
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blended - human sex14
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blended - gametogenesis17
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blended - fertilisation3
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blended - embryo development13
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blended - placenta0
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blended - the brain6
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blended - hindbrain5
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blended - midbrain3
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blended - forebrain7
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blended - the cerebral cortex12
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blended - language and speech7
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blended - ANS12
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blended - brain scans13
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blended - brain development neuroplasticity4
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gene development8
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blended - behaviour4
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blended - learned behaviour10
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blended - complex learning behaviours5
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UNIT 5 - PRACTICAL7
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UNIT 5 - ANALYSIS23
