Question

Mr. Richards frequently forgot the password he needed to log into his computer. He posted a sticky note on the computer with a "clue" to his password so that he would remember it. Eventually, he could remember the password by simply thinking of the "clue." Now he no longer needs the sticky note. This is an example of a(n)_____ behavior.

Answer 1

Answer:

Learned                                          

Explanation:

Learned behavior: In psychology, the term learned behavior is defined as a behavior that an organism including human beings and animals tends to develop as a consequence of experience. Learned behavior is considered as opposed to the innate behaviors which refer to the behaviors that are being hardwired genetically in an organism and therefore can be displayed without having any previous training or experience. Fundamentally, behaviors are both innate as well as learned.

In the question above, the given statement is an example of learned behavior.