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What is the term for the reflex that scientists feel represents a leftover response that humans inherited from their nonhuman ancestors?
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What are three of stimuli?
A stimulus is a force that produces a reaction in the subject. Humans have a number of receptors (senses) to recognize their surroundings. Balance is one, sight, hearing, touch are all obvious ones.
What are the other examples of scientific theory?
All cells come from cells, so other examples would include anything that begins with a cell, humans, animals,ect.....
Give the examples for endo and exo skeletons?
Humans and fish have endo skeletons and grasshoppers have exoskeletons (thats why you hear a crack if they are stepped on).
Why are humans more important than robots?
As yet, a robot would be considered a machine. And with machines, you can always get another one, as identical with the first as to make no difference. With humans, that's not considered possible. We aren't interchangeable. There will always be important differences. When you ask humans, humans are more important. When you ask robots, whatever humans tell them will be the response they give.
What is an example of a stimulus and a possible response in humans?
For e.g. perception is a complex process of response to stimuli..when cat sees(stimulus) that we are moving towards her she gets scared and runs away(response). Or when rain starts(stimulus) we suddenly wants to hide ourselves from umbrella or by other means(response).
Is this stimulus or response a sudden drop in the air temperature?
The drop in air temperature is a stimulus, as it is an external factor that triggers a response from living organisms or systems. The response to this stimulus could vary depending on the organism, such as shivering in humans or seeking warmth in animals.
What are examples of habituation in humans?
As you might already know, habituation is where a living organism responds to a stimulus and is affected by it. Of course, over a period of time the organism gets accustomed to that stimulus and ignores it's presence.For Example:A person is walking down a road and hears a new sound, such as a new ring tone from an Iphone. Initially it draws the person's attention to it and as a result, becomes distracted. In time the person has got use to the sound. The person pays less attention to the noise and the response to the sound will gradually diminish. This diminished response is habituation.I hope this has been a Help to you all! :)
How does a flamingo respond to stimulus?
a flamingo responds to stimuli/stimulus in many ways. if you are wondering, response to stimulus is basically a cause and effect. for humans and example of the stimulus (when it is cold) and the response (shiver). so, one example for a flamingo is that if something wants to hurt her baby, she will make a sqwaking sound and try to scare off the predator. there's WAY more, but that was one example. try coming across a shrimp-- the flamingo eats it! now you try.....
How do humans train bodies for a certain stimuli?
Receptors are groups of specialised cells. They detect a change in the environment stimulus. In the nervous system this leads to an electrical impulse being made in response to the stimulus. Sense organs contain groups of receptors that respond to specific stimuli.
What is sensory conditioning?
Sensory conditioning is a type of learning in which an organism comes to associate sensory cues with particular outcomes or events. Through repeated pairings of a stimulus with a specific response, the organism learns to anticipate the outcome when the stimulus is present. This type of conditioning underlies many forms of learning and behavior in both humans and animals.
What do tropisms demostrate about plants?
Tropisms are plant's response to a particular stimulas. Tropisms demostrate that plants can response to light, water, gravity and chemicals. We, humans know what we want and with our knowledge we seek for it. Unlike humans, plants doesn't know what they want and how to look for it. So plants response to stimulus in order to get what they want and to survive. Plants turn towards light in order to make food. Tropisms helps plants to survive as plants cannot move and has no knowledge.
What causes humans to respond?
Humans respond to various stimuli because of the complex interaction between their sensory organs, nervous system, and brain. When a stimulus is detected by the sensory organs, it is relayed to the brain through the nervous system, triggering a response or reaction based on past experiences, emotions, and instincts. This process helps humans adapt to their environment and ensure their survival.
What is the difference between physical traits and behavioral traits?
A physical trait is an attribute that exists as part of the object or organism. Ex: a physical trait of humans is that we have a head and arms A behavioral trait exists as an action, or set of actions the being or thing does in response to a certain stimulus. Ex: Humans sometimes cry when they are sad, and yell when they are angry
What is an instinctive behavior in humans?
An instinctive behavior in humans is a natural, automatic response to a stimulus, without the need for prior learning. Examples include blinking when something comes toward the eyes or flinching when in danger.
Is it possible for humans to do a skunk stench?
It is not possible for humans to do a skunk stench.
What are the sample of living things?
Examples of living things include humans, animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria. All of these organisms exhibit characteristics of life, such as growth, reproduction, and response to stimuli.
