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Snails, when repeatedly touched with no harm intended, stop pulling their heads back into their shells. What type of behavior does this example represent? Habituation Conditioni…

Snails, when repeatedly touched with no harm intended, stop pulling their heads back into their shells. What type of behavior does this example represent? Habituation Conditioni…
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Snails, when repeatedly touched with no harm intended, stop pulling their heads back into their shells. What type of behavior does this example represent?

Habituation



Conditioning



Reasoning

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Answer: Habituation

Explanation: just took the test its right

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User Emanresu
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The answer is A.

Habituation is the process of diminishing a response to frequently happening stimulus. In the snail's case, this is touchiing.

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