Innate Behavior

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When Habituation? When Sensitization?Dual Process Theoryn States that each stimulus presentation results in twoopposite processes, also called ‘Habituation’ and‘Sensitization.’ Any change in behavior is a netresult of these two processes.n Both Hab. and Sens. together (collectively) are adirect function of the frequency of stimulation.n Higher intensity à Sensitizationn Lower intensity à Habituationn Moderate intensity à Sensitization, then Habituation
When Habituation, when Sensitization?cont.Dual Process Theory cont.n Habituation is a continuous process: it continues toincrease with stimulus presentation; starts to decayonly after stimulus ceases.n Sensitization is a temporary process: it begins todecay while the stimulus is still being presented.
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