stimulus-response bahavior?

Question

Can someone explain to me stimulus-response behavior in animals? Examples please?

Answer 1

Ok.....You can find it on Pavlov's theory....

1. Dog----plate with food-----ring a bell------dog comes, finds the food, salivates (eats food)
2.Everytime the dog hears the bell, he'll think of the food and start salivating------

The dog responds to what estimulates him (the bell reminds him of the food),
the response of the dog for this stimulus is to salivate and come to see the plate...

In classroom it is like association....Kids need to associate certain things in order to remember....Like the senses....
if you re going to give a class about the 5 senses you have to bring class things to make them remember....

like everytime they smell a flower they'll remember theyll associate the sense of smell, if they eat a candy they'll think of taste, if they see color (sight), and so on....

If you create a routine for them, like, "everytime I clap my hands, all of you are going to change centers" and everytime they hear you clapping they'll know what's coming....

Anyways, search for Pavlov....

Answer 2

Something happens and the animal responds without thinking. It can be a any kind of stimulus - touch, hearing, smelling, etc.
For example, get a group of guys together, and then send a pretty girl in a short skirt to walk across the room in front of them. Watch the guys' heads and eyes turn to follow her. Stimulus-response.

Answer 3

ring a bell...feed the dog a treat...dog salivates. Ring the bell each time. Pretty soon....ring the bell and dog salivates even without the treat. The classic, early experiment in stimulus response where the stimulus (treat) can be removed and the bell substitutes.

Answer 4

properly, he needed to be certain if the canines could salivate to a stimulus. So, he began ringing a bell each and every time the canines have been served meals, so after a while the canines could affiliate the bell with the meals and could salivate. ultimately he could randomly ring the bell and the canines could start to salivate each and every time because of the fact the sound of the bell became into linked with meals regardless of if the meals wasnt presented.