ETHOLOGY
ETHOLOGY DEFINITION HISTORY - THE BEGINNINGS OF ETHOLOGY - GEOWTH OF THE FIELD -SOCIAL ETHOLOGY -DETERMOINANTS OF BEHAVIOUR -INSTINCT -FIXED ACTION PATTERNS LEARNING -GABITUATION ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING -IMPRINTING- CULTURAL LEARNING -MECHANISMS OF CULTURAL TRANSMISSION IN ANIMALS -GENETIC VS CULTURAL TRANSMISSION -SOCIAL LEARNING -TEACHING -IMITATION -LANGUAGE OBSERVATION LEARNING -HUMAN OBSERVATION LEARNING - IMITATION -STIMULAS AND LOCAL ENCHANCEMENT -SOCIAL TRANSMISSION -TEACHING - MATING AND THE FIGHT FOR SUPERMACY - SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR -CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR - BENIFITS AND COSTS FO GROUP LIVING - GROUP SIZE TINNBERGENS FOUR QUESTIUON FOR ETHLOGISTS Ethology is a branch of zoology that studies the behaviour of non-human animals . It has its scientific roots in the work of Charles Darwin and of American and Ger...