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    The document provides information about stimuli, responses, and behaviors. It defines a stimulus as something that causes a response, a response as the reaction to a stimulus, and a behavior as an action in response to internal or external events. Behaviors can be instinctive, meaning innate without learning, or learned through experience. Examples given are barking for dogs as instinctive and sitting for dogs as learned. The document then lists different organisms and has the reader match stimuli in one column to responses in another.

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    The document provides information about stimuli, responses, and behaviors. It defines a stimulus as something that causes a response, a response as the reaction to a stimulus, and a behavior as an action in response to internal or external events. Behaviors can be instinctive, meaning innate without learning, or learned through experience. Examples given are barking for dogs as instinctive and sitting for dogs as learned. The document then lists different organisms and has the reader match stimuli in one column to responses in another.

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    The document provides information about stimuli, responses, and behaviors. It defines a stimulus as something that causes a response, a response as the reaction to a stimulus, and a behavior as an action in response to internal or external events. Behaviors can be instinctive, meaning innate without learning, or learned through experience. Examples given are barking for dogs as instinctive and sitting for dogs as learned. The document then lists different organisms and has the reader match stimuli in one column to responses in another.

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    Name __________________________________________________ Date ______________

    Stimulus, Response, and Behavior


    Part 1: Fill in the blanks below.
    A stimulus is
    ________________________________________________________________________.
    A response is
    ________________________________________________________________________.
    A behavior is
    ________________________________________________________________________.
    Behaviors can be instinctive, which means
    ___________________________________________________, or they can be learned, which
    means ___________________________________________________.
    Example of an instinctive dog behavior:
    ______________________________________________________.
    Example of a learned dog behavior:
    ______________________________________________________.
    Part 2: For each of the organisms below, cut out the correct stimulus or response
    from the list below and glue it in the space provided.
    Organism
    Dog

    Stimulus
    Drank 2 bowls of water.

    Butterfly
    Cat

    Sees an injured mouse on the


    ground.

    Duck
    Eagle

    Response
    Goes outside to go to the
    bathroom.
    Flying from flower to flower to
    feed.
    Dives under water to find
    food.

    Sees a snake on the ground.

    Fish

    Swims away.

    Frog

    Catches an insect with its


    tongue.

    Grass

    Plenty of sunlight.

    Skunk
    Tree

    Sprays a liquid of strong odor.


    Less sunlight and days getting
    colder.

    Cut and paste from the list below. You will not use all of the answer
    choices.
    Gets startled by something.

    Sees an insect nearby

    Creeps
    ground

    A loud
    surface

    quietly

    along

    the

    noise

    on

    lake's

    Grows taller

    Hears a whistle blow

    Feels tired

    Bright flowers release their


    scent

    Leaves turn brown

    Smells seeds below water

    Forms spores to survive

    Turns white in winter

    Dives to the Earths surface


    with talons out

    Smells a skunk nearby

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