The Development of Learning (51-53)

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Learning is dependent on what?

Experience (changes w age)

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Are animals born with all the innatebehaviors they'll need to survive?

Yes some

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What do lizards do with their offspring?

They don’t offer carenad leave their eggs after laying them

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How do baby lizards differ from human babies?

They can take care of themselves as soon as they hatch

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Do young lizards still need to learn afterbirth>

Only a little to optimize hunting and mating strategies

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Why is it said that lizards have simplistic brains that don't require a complex brain region?

They don't need to learn much aside from huting and matin strategies

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Lizards don't require a _________ region of the brain to learn and process information

complex

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What species are known to have simplistic brains?

Those with short lifespans

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Animals like ________ and some small mammals like ___________ don't have large areas of their brains dedicated to learning

Insects; shrews

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What have insects and small mammals developed instead of more complex brains for learning?

Ability rtoto process complex smells which is more useful for them daily

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What is the trade off for animals with complex learning capabilities?

They are often not born with their full abilities and have to develop them as they rhgow

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Are animals capable of complex learning born with most of their neurons for whole life?

Yes

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Throughout the life of animals capable of complex learning what will they continue to do throughout their lives?

Organize and grow new neurons as they learn

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What is neurogenesis?

A process by which neurons form during a human’s lifetime

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The vast majority of our neurons form when?

Fetal development

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What happens to neurons as a function of time in humans?

The number decreases rapidly as w age

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What has research on non human animals told us about regrowing neurons?

That although the brain cant regrow neurons there are some areas that can

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In numerous animals the areas of the brain that involve learning have been foudn to do what?

Grow as the animal has experienes

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Morelearning as an adult leads to what?

Stronger neural connections which means more neurons can be producde

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What types of species are most likely to experience neurogenesis? Why?

Social species because they engage in complex forms of learning to survive.