Learned behaviours appear in fully functional form the first time they are performed. True or false?
@Abhisar
hey bro can you help me out :)
What do u think ?
Suppose u don't know what a wire carries and accidently touch it. You get a shock and learn from the experience to avoid such wires in the future. This is learned behaviours. Now what do u think should be the correct answer ?
i know what it is, its just i dont understand the "appear in fully functional form the first time they are performed" part.
does that mean they are are innate or something?
how does a learned behaviour appear fully functional???
does fully functional form mean the person learns from it straight away?
i dunno if the question is worded weird or my brain is lol
That's what i tried to xplain u in the example (if u read it carefully). It can't be fully functional from begining.
So its false
yes
okay thats great to know the answer but i dont get why it is called a "fully functional form"
why not call it something else
like a erudition experience or something
fully functional form denotes something more abstract
to me at least, its a silly way of saying it
Fully functional form means in a "complete manner."
like as if its incomplete without some aspect
yea
Learned behaviors take time to get perfect.
so the learned knowledge isnt complete until after the event has occured?
cause that makes sense to me
perchance it doesnt even exist until then
Yes how can it be complete before the event. Suppose u don't know spanish and i ask u a question in spanish then will u be able answer it untill u learn it ?
Sweet
Cheers bro
i'll probs have a dozen more questions coming your way soon :)
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thanks for explaing
explaining*
and lol, nice drawing thing
Thnx
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