o
instincts
oWp
|
mind |
o
|
instincts, action patterns, behavioural modules, animal behaviour, animated beings [ethology, neurosciences] |
o1 [t1]
|
in period |
o2 [jU]
|
in region |
o24 [j4]
|
direction |
o25 [ny]
|
in environment |
o28 [j9]
|
at latitude |
o3 [:]
|
by mechanism |
o30 [V]
|
inhibition, blocking mechanism |
o31 [:]
|
at phase |
o36 [V]
|
reacting to, sparked off by, triggered by, driven by stimulus |
o3e
|
input, perception, afferent signal |
o3l
|
elaboration |
o3o
|
output, effectors, efferent signal |
o4 [mq5]
|
with organ |
o4k
|
hormones [etoendocrinology] |
o4n
|
nervous system [neuroethology] |
o5 [:]
|
with sense, perceptive faculty |
o5d
|
sight, vision « cll |
o5e
|
electroception, electroreception « cl |
o5f
|
chemical perception « f |
o5g
|
touch, tactition « g65 |
o5h
|
hearing, audition « g3 |
o5j
|
echolocation, biosonar, biological sonar including bats and dolphin clicks |
o5l
|
pressure detection, by lateral line |
o5m
|
magnetoception, magnetoreception |
o5n
|
nociception, perception of pain |
o5o
|
thermoception, heat perception « g5 |
o5p
|
proprioception, kinesthetic sense, body awareness |
o5q
|
equilibrioception, vestibular sense, perception of balance |
o6 [:]
|
learnt by learning |
o61 [:]
|
evolved through phylogeny |
o65 [:]
|
determined by factor |
o68 [mq]
|
communicating with interactor |
o6a
|
innate knowledge, unconditioned, endogenous |
o6c
|
facilitation |
o6d
|
habituation, stimulus specific fatigue |
o6g
|
classic conditioning |
o6i
|
instrumental conditioning |
o6m
|
imprinting |
o6p
|
playing |
o6t
|
imitation |
o6u
|
cultural learning |
o6x
|
insight |
o7 [m7]
|
for function |
o8 [V]
|
perceiving object |
o9 [mq]
|
of species |
o91 [m81]
|
subject of age class |
o99 [m9]
|
sex |
o9U
|
humans [human ethology] |
oa
|
autonomous activities, rhythmic activities [neurophysiology] |
of
|
reflexes, refexive movements |
oh
|
hereditary coordinations, modal action patterns, instinctive movements |
ohp
|
postures, positions |
ok
|
taxes and tropisms |
om
|
locomotion |
ome
|
swimming, diving |
omk
|
walking |
omn
|
flying |
op
|
fixed action patterns, FAPs |
os
|
behavioural sequences, chains, functional cycles, instinctive actions, impulse actions |
osa
|
resting |
osc
|
sheltering « l7h |
ose
|
vigilance, watching |
osf
|
flight, escape |
osg
|
aggressivity |
osi
|
moving, displacement « om |
osk
|
feeding « l7n |
osm
|
mating, sexuality « l7r |
oso
|
giving birth « l7r m81d |
osp
|
parental cares |
osr
|
aggregating |
oss
|
social interactions, sociality |
oy
|
life habits, strategies [behavioural ecology, natural history] « ny |
oyh
|
home range |
oyk
|
feeding strategies « osk |
oym
|
sexual systems « osm |
oys
|
social structures [sociobiology] « oss |
p6a
|
instinct, innateness, genetic predisposition « o k |
q5 [o5]
|
through channel |
q6 [o6]
|
learned by, learning process |
q61 [o61]
|
evolved through |
q7 [os]
|
for function, expected effect [pragmatics] |
shb
|
childbirth assistance [obstetrics] « oso |
t
|
governments, political power, political units, sovereign states [political sciences] « os mU |
v8f
|
nutrition, food « fo fp ft glU osk |
v8h
|
housing « osc |
z9f
|
phallist, sexual worship « osm |