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the study of animal behavior

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3 ways animal behavior can help us understand aggression 

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3 ways animal behavior can help us understand aggression 

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1 helps to define aggression
2 observing animals in their natural setting, understand that it helped the evolutionary process.
3 done in labs so can control the variables,not the same for humans

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argued that aggression was similar to food and drink and sleep a drive that need to be satisfied

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Konrad Lorenz innate release mechanisms. 

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Konrad Lorenz innate release mechanisms. 

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a proposed innate mechanism that prompts a behavior following the presence of a stimuli.

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the behavior prompted by innate releasing mechanism

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used models crafted to resemble male stickleback fish. all male stickleback attacked the model designed to look like a male member of the species. this shows that the behavior is invariant

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Monkeys Reared in Isolation with Pictures as Visual Input: Evidence for an Innate Releasing Mechanism

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Monkeys reared in isolation from birth to 9 months received varied visual input solely from colored slides of monkeys in various activities and from nonmonkey pictures. Exploration, play, vocalization, and disturbance occurred most frequently with pictures of monkeys threatening and pictures of infants.From 2.5 to 4 months threat pictures yielded a high frequency of disturbance.Lever-touching to turn threat pictures on was very low during this period.

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starts with nesting behavior in spring. establishing behavior as important so any other male stickleback that encroach on the territory met with aggressive attacks.,

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The ethological explanation for aggression

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Study of animal behaviour. Can help us understand human aggression in 3 ways: - helps define aggression + looks at how it occurs w/ other behaviours eg reproduction + threat. - means wer can understand the way it's helped the evolutionary process - more difficult w/ humans in modern-day habitat.

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-lacks validity
-generalizing from animal research to human aggression is problematic
-a key point of the ethological theory is that behavior is universal to the species.