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    Classical conditioning is a type of learning based on association of stimuli‚ while operant conditioning is a kind of learning based on the association of consequences with ones behaviors. In classical conditioning Pavlov designed an experiment where he would ring a bell when he feed his dog causing the dog to associate the bell with his feeding time. Another famous experiment associated with classical conditioning would be Little Albert‚ this was where little Albert was introduced to a pet rat

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    Chapter 18

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    Chapter 18 Summary/Notes Conservation of Biodiversity Modern Conservation Legacies * The world is in a sixth mass extinction (the biodiversity is declining at a rapid rate) * Causes are mostly by human activities * Habitat destruction * Overharvesting plant and animal populations * Results in growing interest in conserving biodiversity by setting aside areas that are protected from any human activities * Establishing national parks‚ national monuments‚ national

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    Are zoological gardens the best way of preventing the extinction of endangered species? In order for one to understand the positives and negatives of zoological gardens and their potential to prevent the extinction of endangered animals‚ they must firstly understand the key terms‚ ‘zoological gardens’ and ‘preventing the extinction of endangered species‚’ so that they are able to construct a coherent and structured response‚ which builds upon arguments that are placed forward by academic sources

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    threats to Australia’s flora and fauna: Extinction Since European settlement of Australia began‚ a little over 200 years ago‚ 18 species of Australian mammals and about 100 species of native plants have become extinct. Currently about 40 species of mammals and many hundreds of species of plants are threatened with extinction. These figures are among the worst in the world. Extinction is a natural ongoing process. However at the moment the majority of extinctions are caused by humans. We can clearly

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    population has climbed‚ the extinction rate of other species has also gone up; indeed‚ humans began causing extinctions about 45‚000 years ago (Conservation of wildlife populations 2007‚ L.Scott Mills). The Dodo bird Raphus cucullatus is an extinct flightless bird which once occupied the island of Mauritius (Figure 1) Sailors hunted the bird to extinction and the bird is now recalled as stupid and dumb for not getting out of the way of humans causing their extinction. Many of our other species today

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    Deforestation

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    Forests are the lungs of the earth and they should not be destroyed. Deforestation causes not only the loss of our precious and stunning forests‚ but also habitat destruction‚ extinction of species‚ and the loss of necessary resources. It’s imperative to prevent the total destruction of our land so that we might be able to salvage what’s left of our environment. If we don’t stop this problem soon there will be no future for our children. Habitat destruction is the awful process in which natural

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    Species Extinction - Modern Species Paper Endangered Species Act joins a couple of unmistakable environmental laws in the US. It was set apart into law by Past President Nixon‚ whose key target was to keep various endangered species from being ended using whatever strategies imperative. Since it is set to guarantee certain animals that are nearing end on our planet‚ it will make people who harm or execute them a criminal. While the law has been outstandingly viable in the rebuilding of a couple

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    possible to live in a world without animals? An endangered species is a species that is at serious risk of extinction. Jennifer Sexton and Tom Warhol say on their website‚ Endangered species‚ that as the world is continuing to grow at an alarming rate and cities are becoming larger‚ the impact it has on the animals around us is devastating. More species are endangered and facing extinction than ever before. The World Conservation Union estimated that around 40 percent of all organisms are

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    greatest number of remaining lion populations are small‚ scattered‚ and highly vulnerable. Ghana‚ Coted’Ivoire‚ and Congo are the latest African countries added to long list that have lost all their lions‚ and Nigeria‚ Kenya and Uganda predict local extinctions in the next ten years. The population of the African Lion is decreasing because of trophy hunting and habitat destruction. However‚ you can help save the African Lion. The African Lion is a mammal and is a carnivore. They measure around

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    Kowalski and Westen (2011) outlines that in classical conditioning‚ extinction refers to the process by which a conditioned response is weakened by the presentation of the conditioned stimulus without the unconditioned stimulus. Like in the case of a dog and a bell‚ if a dog hears a bell every time it is presented food it

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