Imprinting Flashcards

1
Q

Lorenz studied

A

imprinting in Geese

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2
Q

Lorenz study date

A

1935

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3
Q

what did Lorenz find?

A

Geese automatically ‘attach’ to the first moving thing they see after hatching and follow it everywhere

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4
Q

Lorenz randomly divided a clutch of goose eggs into

A

two groups

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5
Q

he left one group with

A

the mother

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6
Q

he put one group in

A

an incubator

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7
Q

incubator eggs:

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the geese followed him around exactly the same way the other goslings followed their mother

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8
Q

Lorenz put both groups together and found that

A

the birds split back into their groups to find their ‘mothers’

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9
Q

after further experiments, Lorenz determined that imprinting was most likely

A

13 to 16 hours after hatching

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10
Q

Lorenz concluded that imprinting happened during the

A

critical period

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11
Q

imprinting is a

A

fast, automatic process

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12
Q

after the critical period was over

A

it was too late for the young birds to ever imprint

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13
Q

it’s unlikely to occur in

A

humans

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14
Q

human attachment takes

A

longer to develop

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15
Q

humans don’t automatically attach to

A

particular things

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16
Q

what is more important to humans

A

quality care