What Type Of Learning Shapes Innate Behaviors?, A. Habituation, B. No Learning Is Necessary., C. Operant Conditioning, D. Insight Learning

What type of learning shapes innate behaviors?

A. Habituation
B. No learning is necessary.
C. Operant conditioning
D. Insight learning

 

Habituation palys a role in learning shapes innate behaviours like the habitat they live example terrestrial and aquatic may influence the species in that particular habitat


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