Examines the work of behaviorist, Konrad Lorenz, who holds that behavior is determined by a basic genetic blueprint that is modified by experience and innate knowledge. Imprinting and a study of rank and social order are also examined by various observations of various types of animal.
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How comes Lorenz managed to do such experiments without traumatising animals like Harlow
The year was 1967 when I attended the 5th high school in Thessaloniki and had Professor Angelakis in psychology, a man from my hometown of Galatista. The same year, the colonels carried out a coup d'état and usurped power in Greece by overthrowing the democratically elected regime of George Papandreou senior. Professor Angelakis introduced us to Konrad Lorenz's famous experiments with the imprinting behavior of newly hatched geese. It was so fascinating to hear about Konrad's experiment back then, but it was impossible to watch it in a movie version in the late 60's. The Internet, on the other hand, has made it possible to pick up old films from the archives and let us enjoy the past! I found this video that helped me recall an early chapter of my youth!
*vee vee vee vee*
The interviewer looks like Leslie Nielsen :D
More emotional than the movie Fly Away Home (1996) to be honest
Makes me a bit sad this experiment.
this is adorable omg
Man like Konrad, my Don 👀
"pretty young blonde names christine" haha
This is The Bible (revised edition)
Who is the young researcher ? The lady?
Nature and animals are so perfect that any human intervention in the behavior of the animal leads to unfreedom and disturbance.
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4:00 from inside the egg they learn her voice (the imprinting begins before hatching)
Fascinating
A level psychology student gang rise up
I wouldn’t mind having 3 beautiful young female assistants give baby geese swimming lessons wile I supervise either.
Very nice demonstration sir
Nice , cute and relevant, lovely experiment.
Holy Shit... Leslie Nielson...