| Guiding Thought Question: What can we learn about ourselves from observing and interacting with animals that we might not otherwise be able to come up with? Today's Learning Objective: Students will explore the benefits of interactions with animals and the ways that animal behavioral psychology can be applied to understanding humans. |  |
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Collin Nguyen
10/5/2020 01:50:19 pm
You may be able to understand how you interact with nature and how we interact with other people, by seeing how they interact it can give you an outlook on how to properly interact and or how you should interact with others and nature.
jeslyn williamson
10/5/2020 01:50:26 pm
understanding the natural, instinctual actions of animals can help humans understand what part of our desires is natural and what part is just humans being humans.
Emily Fleener
10/5/2020 01:50:31 pm
When interacting with other animals we may find that we feel overprotective of them.
skylee obenschain
10/5/2020 01:50:52 pm
you could see their intelligence and see if you would have done the same thing in that situation.
Wattles
10/13/2020 07:38:46 am
We can learn about why we evolved certain traits. We could also see what we have in common with other species
Silva
10/13/2020 07:40:20 am
It can show you that some animals react the same way that humans do and do similar actions in similar situations. And show us that animals are not that different from humans.
Madysen
10/13/2020 07:41:19 am
I think you’d be able to see just how similar you are to wild animals - like noticing how we all do specific things for a reason (like instinctual behaviors)
Matilda
10/13/2020 07:42:17 am
Humans could perhaps gain insight into the evolution of behavior—what behaviors that arose in one environment could be carried over to another environment as animals adapt and change?
girl baker
10/13/2020 07:44:08 am
We can look at different animals and see how we may be alike in some ways. It helps us learn about how we have evolved. Leave a Reply. |
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