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How Horses Learn: Equine Psychology Applied to Training
Et-epimeletic Behavior Figure 2. Common head-to-tail position of two horses, an
epimeletic behavior termed wither-nibbling. summer day, to see two horses
standing head-to-tail in their pasture or pen, whisking their tails over each other's
...
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Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises
Melba C. Caldwell and David K. Caldwell INTRODUCTION The term "epimeletic
behavior" has been used by Scott (1958, p. 16) to indicate that form of animal
behavior, which involves the giving of care or attention. If the care or attention is ...
Kenneth Stafford Norris, 1966
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Hormones and Human Behaviour
These are the epimeletic, et-epimeletic, agonistic, allelomimetic, and eliminative
behaviours. Epimeletic behaviour has the function of providing care and attention
to the young of the species, while et-epimeletic behaviour signals a need for ...
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The Evolution of Social Systems
Rather than using popular phraseology such as selfish and altruistic, I employ the
term epimeletic behavior (Scott, 1956), defined as giving care or attention to other
members of the same species. It has no connotation of good or evil, and there ...
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Psychobiological Approaches to Social Behavior
Of these, one of the most prominent is that of et-epimeletic, or care-soliciting,
behavior. Et-epimeletic Behavior. The most striking thing about the behavior of a
neonatal puppy is the amount of noise it makes. No matter what happens,
whether ...
P. Herbert Leiderman, David Shapiro, 1964
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Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals
D. Epimeletic Behavior Epimeletic or care-giving behavior is being investigated
as an opportunity to apply training and behavior management to increase the
probability of calf survival. During the first few hours of life, the primary challenge
for ...
William F. Perrin, Bernd Wursig, J. G.M. Thewissen, 2009
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Are Dolphins Really Smart?: The Mammal Behind the Myth
Providing assistance or care to another animal like this (of either the same or a
different species) is a form of altruism called epimeletic behavior, and falls into
two categories: nurturant (i.e., providing care to young animals), and succorant (
i.e., ...
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
In many animal species: An individual's behavior that normally occurs apart from
its reproduction (Heymer 1977, 61). cf. behavior: epigamic behavior epimeletic
behavior n. In many animal species: An individual's giving care and attention ...
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Genetics and the Social Behavior of the Dog
Epimeletic behavior. — This is the giving of care and attention. In dogs such
behavior is principally directed toward young puppies, with some self-care. There
is almost no epimeletic behavior between one adult and another. The typical ...
John Paul Scott, John L. Fuller, 1965
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Social Control and Social Change
The high development of epimeletic behavior tends to be associated with a low
birth rate and longevity, as occurs not only in primates but also in the majority of
herd animals. Thus reproduction is often regulated by agonistic behavior via its ...
John Paul Scott, Sarah F. Scott, 1971
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epimeletic w wiadomościach.
Video of grieving pink dolphin mother underscores plight of …
These displays of epimeletic, or care-giving, behaviour demonstrate the intelligence and compassion of dolphins. Disturbingly, they have also ... «South China Morning Post, Maj 13»
Play a critical element of horse keeping
Epimeletic behavior is giving attention or care, as in mutual grooming when horses nibble on each other's withers. It is also calling when ... «Wisfarmer, Sty 13»
When Fathers Turn Out to Commit Prolicide
If even beasts show epimeletic tendencies, then it would be over-stating to impress upon Homo sapiens who are governed by law and morality ... «Modern Ghana, Mar 11»
