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Learned Behaviors & Experiences
Resemblance Brook
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Kinling — Learned Behaviors & Experiences Resemblance Brook
Hi!
I'm Kinling.
Welcome to Resemblance Brook!
Will you help me investigate learned behaviors & experiences?
The Grumblies have mixed up our clues.
Let's check the evidence!
Some behaviors improve through experience and practice.
Learning a route through a training maze is different from
inheriting a body feature.
What explains improvement across practice trials?
- A. A new mineral growing
- B. Learning from experience
- C. A parent transferring a memorized route at birth
The answer is B: Learning from experience
Some behaviors improve through experience and practice.
Learning a route through a training maze is different from
inheriting a body feature.
That clue helps us make sense of this place.
An offspring does not automatically inherit a parent's practiced maze route.
Inherited features can still affect learning, and many behaviors involve several influences.
Which example is a body trait?
- A. Fur pattern
- B. A practiced maze turn
- C. A remembered classroom route
The answer is A: Fur pattern
Some behaviors improve through experience and practice.
Learning a route through a training maze is different from
inheriting a body feature.
Hmm...
how does that connect to our first clue?
Our fictional animal improves its route after repeated trials.
The evidence supports learning through experience, not a claim
that its new route was passed to an unborn offspring.
Does a practiced route automatically pass to offspring?
- A. Yes
- B. Only if practiced three times
- C. No
The answer is C: No
An offspring does not automatically inherit a parent's practiced maze route.
Inherited features can still affect learning, and many behaviors involve several influences.
Nice investigating!
You've been following the evidence.
Let's bring our clues together before the adventure.
Some behaviors improve through experience and practice.
An offspring does not automatically inherit a parent's practiced maze route.
Our fictional animal improves its route after repeated trials.
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