Habituation and simple conditioning
Short and longterm storage of information
- Memory
- Food locations (planned)
- Search images (planned)
- Cache retrieval
- Learning navigational routes and home range features
(planned)
- Counting I deal with counting as a separate
topic because the ability to count--that is to enumerate environmental
features such as the number of prey items in a patch--is fundamental
to much of what animals do. Counting ability is difficult to assess,
as animals may substitute measures of time and effort for actual counts.
- Observational learning
- Problem solving
- Prediction
- Memory capacity
- Generalization (planned)
|
Return to Table of Contents
page 6-contents
copyright ©2003 Michael D. Breed, all rights reserved