There is alot more to it then that though. There are a few different principles that people

can differ on when talking about ethology. Since the 1950's behaviorism was one of the

most popular views. The key leader of this way of thinking was B.F. Skinner.

The Behaviorists basically say that all animals start as a "blank slate" and must be taught

how to do everything. Also they believe that if something can't be studied scientifically,

feelings, thoughts, and mental experiences, then they are not scientific data. Let me

explain. You cannot know exactly what is going on in your brain while you are doing

even simple tasks. Doing the task may simply trigger a memory and you could perform

it. It could also be more complex then that. We don't know. That's why the thoughts

coming from behaviorists are so hard to believe. They want data that they can observe.

They want to see things happen and try to explain why. The fact is, though, sometimes

we can't explain everything. That's how ethology came over from Britain. Ethology in

general says that everything that animals, (including mammals like us), do is inst

performed are notoriously secretive, off-limits to visitors. Perhaps those who conduct the

the food is in the opposite direction of the sun. This was an enormous discovery for the

translate what their feeling so it's easy for science to understand. Why, then, should it be

testing things on humans but like Jane Goodall said do we think that they cannot feel like

apparently had changed his thinking. Here is what he said:

von Frisch. Earlier against popular belief he found out that fish can hear. He found that

They may not be the same as they were in that time, but they adapt to their new

clank of steel on steel, the violent swaying of imprisioned bodies beating against the bars

were uncovered in one of our close relatives, like apes or monkeys, we would have

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