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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «NEOPHOBIC»
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neophobic nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
neophobic e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Issues in Behavioral Psychology: 2013 Edition
neophobic. behavi0ur. in. canaries. By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at
Psychology & Psychiatry Journal — Investigators publish new report on Behavior
Research. According to news reporting originating from Antwerp, Belgium, ...
2
Chemosensory Learning and Memory
Secondly, aging could alter the unlearned neophobic response to non-familiar
tastes. Taste neophobia is evidenced in decreased consumption of novel taste
solutions compared with later exposures as long as the taste becomes familiar.
Dendrograms of 20 neophilic (black bar) and 20 neophobic individuals in a
patchy environment clustered on diets (over 3rd season), preferences (at end of
3rd season) and spatial positions (over 3rd season). We use average linkage
and ...
Peter M.A. Sloot, Bastien Chopard, Alfons G. Hoekstra,
2004
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Handbook of Behavior, Food and Nutrition
However, novel foods are rarely dangerous in our current society, reducing our
need for neophobic tendencies. Furthermore, by definition, food neophobia has a
constraining effect on dietary variety (Falciglia et al. 2000). This could limit the ...
Victor R. Preedy, Ronald Ross Watson, Colin R. Martin,
2011
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Winning the Food Fight: How to Introduce Variety Into Your ...
The comparative approach to neophobia must thus allow us to answer two
questions: Are we all neophobic? Why are certain individuals more neophobic
than others? Are We All Neophobic? If we confine ourselves to the concepts of ...
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The Biology of Traditions: Models and Evidence
Decades ago, neophobic reaction towards new foods was thoroughly
investigated and discovered to be present in a variety of animal species (e.g., rats
, Barnett, 1958). Primates are also neophobic, though some species are more
neophobic ...
Dorothy M. Fragaszy, Susan Perry,
2008
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Sex and Species Differences in Cognition and Emotion: An ...
Anecdotal reports from professional corvid keepers suggest that this individual
may be more neophobic than other American crows. His neophobia may have
led to poorer performance on this task than might otherwise have been seen, ...
Melissa May Adams-Hunt,
2008
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Motivation: A Biobehavioural Approach
Neophobic reactions are believed to be responsible for the difficulties in trapping
rats or getting them to eat poison bait (Chitty, 1954). Researchers have
postulated dual neophilic-neophobic processes to explain whether particular
animals ...
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Appetite and Food Intake: Behavioral and Physiological ...
Behavioral and Physiological Considerations Ruth B.S. Harris, Richard D. Mattes
. However,.it.should.be.noted.that.most.poisonous.substances.can.be.lethal.at.
lower. doses.than.the.amount.eaten.by.the.neophobic.animal.or.human..
Therefore ...
Ruth B.S. Harris, Richard D. Mattes,
2008
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Genes, Behavior, and the Social Environment:: Moving Beyond ...
They also showed that the predominant cause of death is the development of
tumors in neophobic and neophilic animals, and that high neophobic males die
sooner than their low neophobic brothers. The authors suggest that increased ...
Lyla M. Hernandez, Committee on Assessing Interactions Among Social, Behavioral, and Genetic Factors in Health, Dan G. Blazer,
2006
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «NEOPHOBIC»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
neophobic nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Caught! One of the last remaining foxes on Phillip Island caught on …
... part of that changes, if we came and left a bucket on the beach, that would most likely instil fear or caution in that animal, if it is neophobic. «The Age, giu 15»
Seed-only diet is harmful for parrots
"Parrots are neophobic - they don't like and actually fear new things. They also get set in their ways. If you suddenly switch their old diet for a ... «South China Morning Post, giu 15»
Playing with Food Can Make You Less of a Picky Eater
A small number of people carry such neophobic tendencies on into later life (as demonstrated in the online “Adult Picky Eater” community) but ... «Munchies_ Food by VICE, mag 15»
Turn Foods You Hate Into Foods You Love With This 5-Step Palate …
Picky eating habits often emerge in childhood, when many children go through a phase called the neophobic period, where they hate anything new. During this ... «Bustle, mag 15»
On the front lines of humanity's high-tech, global war on rats
But rats are cautious — neophobic, is the technical term. They're so wary of new things in their environment that experienced exterminators ... «The Verge, mag 15»
Flavour Country: Mark Schatzker's persuasive, original argument for …
Typically, animals that are well-nourished are neophobic, which is to say, they don't need anything else. One of the things I find interesting, ... «National Post, mag 15»
'Deer Doctor' diagnoses “feeding problem” in Mt. Lebanon
“They're neophobic. They fear anything new, and that's because they're a prey species. Their primary concern is not to get killed,” Baker said, ... «The Almanac, apr 15»
The Rat Paths of New York
They cannot, as legend has it, collapse their skeletons to fit through cracks, nor are they especially bold; indeed, they're “neophobic,” which ... «New York Times, apr 15»
Picky eaters help University of Derby researchers look at how eating …
The results show that both neophobic children and picky eaters spent significantly more time looking at unfamiliar fruit and vegetables rather ... «Derby Telegraph, apr 15»
“Deer doctor” coming to Mt. Lebanon April 25-27
“Deer are a very neophobic prey species, which means they fear anything new in their environment. So, some people have asked me, 'Why do ... «The Almanac, apr 15»