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A Very basic and simple thing I don't know for sure: Would you please tell me if an animal(including men) has instinct behaviors when itis stimulated ? Thank you
Of course! Nobody has taught to a baby that it must cry to get its needs met.Drimar said:A Very basic and simple thing I don't know for sure: Would you please tell me if an animal(including men) has instinct behaviors when itis stimulated ? Thank you
Instinctive reactions in animals are innate, automatic behaviors that are present at birth and do not require learning or conscious thought. They are often essential for survival and can include actions such as mating, fighting, and finding food.
Instinctive reactions in animals are mostly inherited through genetics. They are passed down from parents to offspring and are shaped by natural selection over generations.
Yes, all animals have instinctive reactions to some extent. However, the complexity and range of these reactions can vary greatly between species. For example, insects have a wide range of instinctive behaviors, while higher mammals like primates have a more complex and varied range of instinctive reactions.
In some cases, instinctive reactions can be modified through learning or environmental influences. For example, some animals can learn to associate certain stimuli with a certain response, overriding their innate instincts. However, the core of instinctive reactions remains largely unchanged.
Instinctive reactions are innate and do not require learning or conscious thought, while learned behaviors are acquired through experience and can vary greatly between individuals. Additionally, instinctive reactions are often essential for survival, while learned behaviors may not be necessary for an animal's survival.