...anti-poverty groups Collective behaviour: a large number...
...most institutionalized. Collective Behaviour Panics: people are...
...action. Crowds: collective behaviour when it departs...
...departs from conventional behaviour, e.g., fight at...
...Theories of Collective Behaviour Social contagion: Blumer—“the...
...unanimity of collective behaviour. (cont’d) Theories of...
...Theories of Collective Behaviour (cont’d) Emergent norm...
...on the intentional behaviour of actors. Competition...

...Social Determinism Human behaviour is influenced by...
...Children learn gendered behaviour through socialization Most...
...through socialization Most behaviour is affected by...
...Social Determinism Human behaviour is influenced by...
...Children learn gendered behaviour through socialization Most...
...through socialization Most behaviour is affected by...
...Social Determinism Human behaviour is influenced by...
...Children learn gendered behaviour through socialization Most...
...through socialization Most behaviour is affected by...
...Social Determinism Human behaviour is influenced by...
...Children learn gendered behaviour through socialization Most...
...through socialization Most behaviour is affected by...

...to change Collective Behaviour Collective Behaviour: When...
...Collective Behaviour Collective Behaviour: When a large...
...action. Crowds: Collective behaviour occurs when behaviours...
...conventional or normative behaviour, e.g., fight at...
...short time. Collective Behaviour Craze: a fad...
...Theories of Collective Behaviour Social contagion: Blumer—“the...
...unanimity of collective behaviour. (2005: Education Canada)...
...Theories of Collective Behaviour Turner and Killian:...
...on the intentional behaviour of actors. Competition:...

...Outline Overview Studying Behaviour Humans have studied...
...have studied animal behaviour for as long...
...knowledge of animal behaviour was essential to...
...essential to human behaviour. The modern scientific...
...ecology studies how behaviour develops, evolves, and...
...ultimate causes of behaviour Scientific questions that...
...posed about any behaviour can be divided...
...mechanism for the behaviour and those that...
...explore how the behaviour contributes to survival...
...reproduction. What is behaviour Behavioural traits are...
...process. Put simply, behaviour is everything an...
...that trigger a behaviour, as well as...
...significance of a behaviour and why natural...
...selection favors this behaviour. Ultimate questions are...
...cause of this behaviour is that breeding...
...study of animal behaviour. In 1963, Niko...
...fully understand any behaviour. OTHER NOTABLE SCIENTISTS...
...basis of the behaviour, including chemical, anatomical,...
...individual, influence the behaviour PROXIMATE What is...
...history of the behaviour ULTIMATE How does...
...How does the behaviour contribute to survival...
...RED AND THIS BEHAVIOUR IS STIMULATED BY...
...for this aggressive behaviour is that the...
...a type of behaviour that includes learning...
...in an animals behaviour that is the...
...learn the basic behaviour of the species,...
...ultimate causes of behaviour. They also helped...
...strong genetic component Behaviour results from both...
...or environment influence behaviour, but about how...
...genes and environment. Behaviour can be viewed...
...some cases, the behaviour is variable, depending...
...population exhibit identical behaviour, despite internal and...
...and throughout life. Behaviour that is developmentally...
...is called innate behaviour. Such behaviours are...
...to alter innate behaviour. Many animal movements...
...features of migratory behaviour in birds are...
...to N. Europe behaviour N. Europe populations...
...basis of this behaviour, known as migratory...
...signal is a behaviour that causes a...
...in another animals behaviour. The transmission, reception,...
...function in nonreproductive behaviour. When a minnow...
...Mating and parental behaviour by male prairie...
...mating and parental behaviour of the prairie...
...cross-fostering changed the behaviour of both species....
...conditions can influence behaviour is through learning,...
...the modification of behaviour based on specific...
...to modify their behaviour based on experience...
...of cognition connects behaviour with nervous system...
...system and its behaviour. One area of...
...of novel problem-solving behaviour. Individual animals may...
...by observing the behaviour of other individuals....
...by copying the behaviour of other chimpanzees....
...learning of complex behaviour. Considerable research on...
...learning of complex behaviour. In some species,...
...of genes on behaviour, natural selection can...
...traits in populations. Behaviour varies in natural...
...significant differences in behaviour can be found...
...based variation in behaviour within a species...
...contrast in the behaviour of spiders in...
...high. The timid behaviour of A. aperta...
...birds. Has the behaviour evolved over time...
...change in migratory behaviour of the blackcaps...
...from their new behaviour, due to the...
...genetic components of behaviour evolve through natural...
...direct ways that behaviour can affect fitness...
...theory views foraging behaviour as a compromise...
...should favor foraging behaviour that minimizes the...
...analysis of feeding behaviour in crows. Crows...
...mule deer feeding behaviour respond to the...
...other areas. Mating behaviour, which includes seeking...
...evolution of male behaviour and anatomy through...
...than one mating behaviour can result in...
...alternative male mating behaviour and morphology. Alternative...
...female morphology and behaviour and gain access...
...most altruistic social behaviour Most social behaviours...
...others, especially competitors. Behaviour that maximizes an...
...is defined as behaviour that appears to...
...This conspicuous alarm behaviour calls attention to...
...How is altruistic behaviour maintained by evolution...
...close relatives. Such behaviour can be adaptive...
...return to cooperative behaviour as soon as...
...choice copying, a behaviour in which individuals...
...performance of a behaviour can improve through...
...Sociobiology places social behaviour in an evolutionary...
...kinds of social behaviour in nonhuman animals,...
...rigid determinants of behaviour. This distinction is...
...perspectives on human behaviour. Evolutionary explanations of...
...explanations of human behaviour do not reduce...
...expect variation in behaviour. Because of our...
...for learning, human behaviour is probably more...
...acceptable and unacceptable behaviour, even when unacceptable...
...even when unacceptable behaviour might enhance an...
...fitness. In human behaviour, as in other...
...human feature. REVIEW BEHAVIOUR IS MUSCULAR/NON-MUSCULAR (WHAT...
...SENSITIVE PERIOD. INNATE BEHAVIOUR IS DEVELOPMENTALLY FIXED...
...IS DEVELOPMENTALLY FIXED BEHAVIOUR. EXAMPLE OF KINESE,...
...VERY ESSENTIAL FOR BEHAVIOUR, TRANSMISSION, RESPONSE. ARGININE...
...FAC OPTIMAL FORAGING BEHAVIOUR VIEWS FORAGING BAVAIOUR...
...Key Terms agonistic behaviour altruism associative learning...
...altruism associative learning behaviour behavioural ecology classical...
...inclusive fitness innate behaviour kin selection kinesis...
...a contest (agonistic behaviour a type of...
...a type of behaviour involving a contest...
...study of animal behaviour in natural conditions)...
...study of social behaviour based on evolutionary...