Exam 3 Study || Ritualization vs. Receiver-Bias Mechanisms

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Based on part 16.

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Ritualization

Where the incipient signals become more stereotyped and unambiguous in a population over evolutionary time.

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Ritualization Focus

Focuses on the characteristics of the sender of the signal.

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Who favors Ritualization?

Ethologists

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Intention Movements

A behavior derived from locomotory movements. Part of Ritualization.

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Displacement Activities

Occurs when an animal experiences high motivation for two or more conflicting behaviors. Part of Ritualization.

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Autonomic Responses

The involuntary nervous system and regulates many of the body’s visceral activities. Part of Ritualization.

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Emancipation

When a ritualized signal has become freed from the external or internal factors that originally led to it.

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Reciever-Bias Mechanisms Focus

Focuses on the characteristics of the recipient and how that may influence the evolution of a signal.

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Who favors Receiver-Bias Mechanisms?

Comparative Psycologists

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Sensory Exploitation

When a receiver has a preexisting bias for a particular stimulus and the sender’s signal will evolve to exploit this bias. Part of Receiver-Bias Mechanisms.

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Sensory Drive

The receiver’s characteristics are shaped by the environment and that will affect the signal evolution. Part of Receiver-Bias Mechanisms.