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murzikaleks [220]
2 years ago
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A girl attempts to drink a large glass of water without stopping. when she finishes, she gasps for air as she was unable to brea

th while drinking. question 26 options: inherited learned conditioning imprinting
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katrin [286]2 years ago
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The behaviour that has just been displayed by the girl is an example of a learned behavior.

<h3>What is learned behaviour?</h3>

The term learned behaviour has to do with those behaviour that the individual acquires by practise and are not innate in the organism. The ability to drink a large amount of water without breathing is not inate in man.

Hence, the behaviour that has just been displayed by the girl is an example of a learned behavior.

Learn more about learned behavior:brainly.com/question/347230

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