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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ETEPIMELETIC»
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1
Manual of Clinical Behavioral Medicine for Dogs and Cats
Early canine behaviors canbe divided into etepimeletic (careseeking),epimeletic
(caregiving),and allelomimetic (groupactivity) behaviors.Untilabout 4weeksofage,
the relationshipbetween themother and puppiesis primarilyepimeletic.
2
Canine Behavior: A Photo Illustrated Handbook
EtEpimeletic Behavior: (Also see Muzzle Nudge, Pawing, Redirected Behavior,
Regurgitate) Etepimeletic behaviors are all behaviors that solicit comfort, food, or
affection, from conspecifics or humans. Examples: Puppy licking to elicit ...
3
The American midland naturalist
Epimeletic and Etepimeletic Behavior. — Epimeletic (care- giving) and
etepimeletic (care-soliciting) behavior in beaver is accompanied by constant
vocalization. The epimeletic pattern involves the preening and combing of one
individual by ...
University of Notre Dame,
1969
4
Behavioral Sciences Indexing for the National Library of ...
... Area Ausloser USE Releaser Ceremonia 1 RT Ritualization Codes Context
Etepimeletic Behavior Kinesics BT Orientation BT Semiotics Phatic Communion
Pheronome Primary Stimulus Releaser Ritualization Social Releaser USE
Releaser ...
Task Force on Behavioral Sciences,
1967
5
Portraits of Pioneers in Developmental Psychology
... agonistic behavior; sexual behavior; epimeletic (care-giving) behavior;
etepimeletic (care-soliciting) behavior; eliminative behavior; allelomimetic (
contagious or imitative) behavior; and investigative behavior. This system and its
neologisms, ...
Wade Pickren, Donald A. Dewsbury, Michael Wertheimer,
2012
6
Classification and Human Evolution
... human sociological terms, when making comparisons amongst the primates,
as "leadership," "property-owning," and so on, one alternative, that of coining
altogether new categorial terms such as allelomimetic, etepimeletic, etc. (Scott,
1956) ...
Sherwood L. Washburn,
2013
7
Concise Encyclopedia Biology
F.b. is therefore related to requirements for space (topical F.b.), time (temporal
F.b.), food (trophic F.b.), protection (protective F.b.), sexual partners (sexual F.b.),
supporting and caring partners (etepimeletic F.b.), and biosocial partners. Further
...
8
Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training, Adaptation ...
Such etepimeletic (care seeking) behavior is probably the behavioral antecedent
of adult greeting ritual displays exhibited during homecomings. Fox (1971) has
speculated that many adult social behavior patterns may be traced to prototypical
...
9
Behaviour of Wolves Dogs and Related Canids
Following Scott and Fuller's (1965) classification of behaviours into motivational
systems, these neonatal responses may be grouped under etepimeletic or
caresoliciting behaviour. Many of theseresponsesare highlyadaptive,survival ...
10
Beat about the Bush: Birds
Etepimeletic behaviour Describes any survival behaviours exhibited by nestlings
or juveniles in response to the parents during their dependance on adult
supervision and care. Mostly refers to begging behaviour. See epimeletic
behaviour.