Snails, when repeatedly touched with no harm intended, stop pulling their heads back into their shells. What type of behavior does this example represent?
Habituation
Conditioning
Reasoning

Question

Snails, when repeatedly touched with no harm intended, stop pulling their heads back into their shells. What type of behavior does this example represent?
Habituation
Conditioning
Reasoning

jagr2713 · Answer

what do you think @vickyfelizola

anonymous · Answer

c

jagr2713 · Answer

it cant be c as c implies they are capable of logical

anonymous · Answer

a

anonymous · Answer

or conditioning

jagr2713 · Answer

it isn't B as conditioning means you are getting them to associate a stimuli with something in order to provoke a reaction

jagr2713 · Answer

its habituation. it reduces the behavioral response to a stimuli when that stimuli is repetitive (and generally non threatening)