Nature Vs Nurture by

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Fear based behaviour

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Grooming

Fear based behaviours

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Adapt their actions based on experiences

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Done without concious thought

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Morphology and physiology

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Social interactions

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Physiological development

Innate behaviours

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Predatory instincts

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Experiences and interactions with environment

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Instinct are driven by biological factors, physical traits

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Environmental factors such as diet, temperature, oxygen levels, humidity.

Fight or flight response

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observing animals in their natural environments, ethologists can document instinctual behaviour and the outcomes of various learning processes.

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The environment can affect an animals morphological development (shape and size) which can affect behaviour

Inherit behaviours from parents, animals and environment

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Genes determine memory and cognition

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Pre-disposed behaviour based on species e.g certain dog breeds hunting mice or other rodents instinctually

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migration is a prime example of nature influences as birds have a internal compass that responds to the earths magnetic field that tells the animals when it’s time to migrate.

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Animals that receive proper care + socialisation tend to develop better coping mechanisms and social skills compared to those neglected and isolated.

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Allows animals to connect with others and build important relationships and promotes physical, emotional, social and cognitive development. Also helps with the perception of the rules of life.

Product of interactions between genetic makeup and environmental experiences

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Weather adaptations

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Epigenetics=When the environment physically impacts the genes that an animal may pass to other generations

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puppies should be left with their mothers for 7 weeks as this allows for adequate interactions development of communication and social skills this can relate to how nurture effects behaviour because if the puppy does not get this experience it could interfere with its social and development of communication.

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animals in an isolated environment with no enrichment can devlop to be more stressed