Question

5.
The change of behaviour by life experiences 5.
is called :
(A)
Instinct
(B)
Maturation
C
Learning
(D)
Imprinting
6.
Some behaviour patterns appear only after
6.​

Answer 1

Answer:

(5.)d...imripting ...........

Answer 2

Change of behaviour by life experiences is known as learning.

• As a direct product of practical experience, learning is a change of proper behaviour.
• It is a relatively permanent marked improvement in the behaviour capacity typically resulting from progressively improved practise or experience.
• It is characterised as the process of maintaining one's actions changed, more or less permanently, by what they execute, the results of their acts, or by what they experience.
• Learning is characterised as any comparatively lasting behaviour change that naturally occurs as a consequence of possible experience.