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Social Behavior. (2018). Retrieved on April 18, 2018 from https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/social-behavior

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For example, if a dog was trained to play dead, beg, roll over, or fetch, these are learned behaviors. Innate behaviors are instinctive behaviors. If you were to throw a stick and tell a dog to go fetch, it is not instinctive for the dog to go get the stick. It is a learned behavior since you are teaching the dog to go fetch the stick when you throw it. They modify themselves to get into the habit that they were taught.

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If something or an action reoccurs to an individual, then that person can easily adapt to that behavior. If an individual experiences that action, or watches another individual experience that action, then an individual can adapt to that behavior since its a reoccuring stimulus. Some learned behaviors can be passed through offspring as well. Some characteristics can be inherited which means some of their behaviors are probably the behaviors that their parents would illustrate.

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For example, a newborn puppy can learn the behavior of finding and relying on their mother to protect and feed him/her. When a young individual is in danger

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I think that social behaviors have benefits. Some benefits of having instinctive behaviors and learned behaviors may help an individual survive and reproduce. Social behaviors can improve protection from predators as well.