Question

question: which of the following is an example of innate behavior? answer options: select one of four increased heart rate when scared imprinting habituation classical conditioning

Explanation:

Innate behavior is instinctive, genetically programmed, and present from birth without learning. An increased heart rate when scared is a physiological response controlled by the autonomic nervous system, innate (part of the fight - or - flight response). Imprinting is a learned behavior that occurs during a critical period. Habituation is a learned decrease in response to a repeated stimulus. Classical conditioning is a learned association between a neutral stimulus and a meaningful stimulus.

Answer:

A. Increased heart rate when scared