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baylor wrote: > FTaste learns in one trial because you don't want to eat a poison plant > 3 times to learn the plant was poisonous (as opposed to some other > reason such as time of day, where you ate it, cleanliness of fork, > etc.). In auditory and visual (not sure if this is one learning system > or two), you don't want to take too long to learn that the sound of > rustling grass behind you might mean there's a fox or eagle or > something ready to eat you > Also animals tend to have a default 'hardwired' (genetic based reflex??) response -- rabbits get twitchy from sounds they never heard before or thats too loud... Cats (much to the dismay of cat-lovers) tend to freeze in headlights Fight-Flight response to unusual situations etc....
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