Learned Behavior
Learned behavior explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine you're trying to find your way to a new coffee shop without a GPS and end up getting lost the first time. This experience is similar to how animals and humans learn behaviors by trial and error, gradually understanding the correct path through repeated attempts. Just as you learn the best route to the coffee shop by remembering the mistakes and wrong turns you took, learned behavior develops from experiences where the individual identifies which actions lead to successful outcomes, much like learning the best way to navigate to a new location without a map.
Practice Version
Learned Behavior: A behavior that is learned from experience. Learned behavior. In science, learned behavior refers to actions or reactions that organisms acquire through interactions with their environment rather than innate instincts.