Titlebook: Ontogeny; P. P. G. Bateson,Peter H. Klopfer Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 behavior.development.evolution.genetic

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Book 1982d controversies in the whole field of ethology and psychology. This is partly because the arguments have reflected more general and continuing ideological battles about nature and nurture. In the opening essay, Oppenheim shows how these debates have recurred in much the same form over the last centu

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Problems in Animal Perception and Learning and their Implications for Models of Imprinting,erties of the flow of sensory information generated by an animal’s movements are analyzed and represented in memory. Both of these considerations lead to specific suggestions for theoretical and experimental research in imprinting, and also point to more general problems in understanding the organization of nervous systems and behavior.

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Learning and Foraging Behavior,sychology and ecology are discussed in the final section. The chapter concludes with comments on real and perceived obstacles to the occurrence of such interdisciplinary integration in the near future.

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Changes with Age in the Strategy of Social Behavior,late adulthood. Both eligibility and generosity will be low at adolescence which would be a period of most intense competitive interactions. Cooperative behavior would be most favored during life history stages with high levels of generosity.

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Motivation: A New Perspective on Some Old Ideas,ion, and a model of Deutsch (1960) is revived in order to serve this end. Foraging is discussed in terms of motivation, cognitive maps, and their interdependence. Decision making is viewed in terms of competition between candidate incentive objects with which the animal may interact rather than competition between motivational states ..