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Probing behaviors correlated with behavioral flexibility
Jeremy van Cleve
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Jeremy van Cleve. Probing behaviors correlated with behavioral flexibility . 2019, pp.100020.
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Probing behaviors correlated with behavioral flexibility
Jeremy Van Cleve based on reviews by 2 anonymous reviewers
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Kelsey McCune, Carolyn Rowney, Luisa Bergeron, Corina Logan. Is behavioral flexibility linked with exploration, but not boldness, persistence, or motor diversity? (2019), In Principle
Recommendation. PCI Ecology.
http://corinalogan.com/Preregistrations/g_exploration.html
Submitted: 27 September 2018, Recommended: 26 March 2019
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Jeremy Van Cleve (2019) Probing behaviors correlated with behavioral flexibility. Peer Community in Ecology, 100020. 10.24072/pci.ecology.100020
Behavioral plasticity, which is a subset of phenotypic plasticity, is an important component of foraging, defense against predators, mating, and many other behaviors. More specifically, behavioral flexibility, in this study, captures how quickly individuals adapt to new circumstances. In cases where individuals disperse to new environments, which often occurs in range expansions, behavioral flexibility is likely crucial to the chance that individuals can establish in these environments. Thus, it is important to understand how best to measure behavioral flexibility and how measures of such flexibility might vary across individuals and behavioral contexts and with other measures of learning and problem solving. In this preregistration, Logan and colleagues
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Published: 26 March 2019
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