1984
DOI: 10.1016/0162-3095(84)90025-6
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Ethology: Its nature and relations with other sciences

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“…This view of motivation is somewhat simplified, and although much behaviour occurs in functional sequences with appetitive behaviours leading to consumatory ones, complex interactions between motivations and behaviours are possible [11]. For example, a single factor could directly cause many activities, or cause an action which in turn leads to other behaviours, or even cause some motivations to decrease so that others would increase in turn.…”
Section: Motivated Behaviour In Autonomous Agentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This view of motivation is somewhat simplified, and although much behaviour occurs in functional sequences with appetitive behaviours leading to consumatory ones, complex interactions between motivations and behaviours are possible [11]. For example, a single factor could directly cause many activities, or cause an action which in turn leads to other behaviours, or even cause some motivations to decrease so that others would increase in turn.…”
Section: Motivated Behaviour In Autonomous Agentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rescorla & Wagner 1972, see also Pearce 1997and Haselgrove et al 2005. In the first case, a neutral stimulus is reclassified as a learned releaser for a given motivational centre (sensu Baerends 1970, Tinbergen 1951and Hinde 1982. In the second case, the memory trace of a stimulus or a response is connected to the memory trace of a specific event (usually, but not necessarily, a reinforcer; see Pearce 1997, andreview in Sá-Nogueira Saraiva 2003).…”
Section: Language Relations Mental Images and Connotationmentioning
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“…Já as conhecemos suficientemente? Hinde (1982) sustenta que uma ciência das relações requer uma base descritiva. Nesse contexto situam-se a análise e a discussão propostas no presente artigo: a compreensão da inserção da criança na família e dos papéis desta em seu cotidiano requer -entre muitas outras coisas -a investigação das concepções da própria criança a esse respeito, partindo de uma caracterização descritiva.…”
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