Provides obvious behavioral adjustment to environmental events likely to be encountered. Instinctive behaviors as complex reflexes. Usually response involves movement of animal as whole. Often eliciting stimulus is obscure. B. Feedback and elicited behavior.
Some reflex responses go to completion independently of the consequences of behavior.
Effects of repeated stimulation. A. Reflexive behavior not unalterable-changes with repeated presentations of eliciting stimulus. C. Habituation and sensitization most fundamental changes in behavior that result from experience. Sensitization is the increase in strength or intensity of an elicited reflexive response over repeated presentation of the eliciting stimulus 3. Both processes may be occurring at the same time - observed behavior is net result of both processes.