Fixed Action Patterns & Supernormal Stimuli

[@bodaciousgussy]

You are a fantastic teacher. Thank you! I am doing my degree in my second language, and I was having so much trouble understanding my professor's explanation of these concepts. This video made it all very clear.

[@ronaberinger6156]

Thanks queen! This helped so much with my IB biology presentation. You rock!

[@cait7140]

Also, the fact that the goose can’t stop rolling the egg is ballistic behaviour. Not all fixed action patterns are ballistic though. Awesome supernormal stimuli explanation, my profs wording had me overthinking it and this helped!

[@imthinkingboutit8742]

brilliant! super clear and easy to understand explanation

[@vampireDstar]

Such a good teacher

[@zahrahosseini3300]

such a great and clear explanation. thank you

[@jammyd101]

I wish you were my prof! 🙏🏽😭

[@c.pathak6165]

❤ from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@eferodya9577]

Best teacher, please come to Özyeğin University!

[@yevettie]

Thanks for the video! really helpful

[@jfoart]

Great video and explanation. :)

[@chameleonking2449]

you're cute

[@k.a.pjunction1614]

Is there any other example in insect species

[@k.a.pjunction1614]

Really good and useful

[@abdullahgamal3647]

i want the refrance for these iformation

[@moneymule8209]

I mean in nature just how often do geese find themselves egg rolling... like surely if an egg is displaced it's either a)eaten by another animal or b)dead egg so why is egg rolling so hard wired is my question..

[@noeditbookreviews]

3:35 indeed.

[@renumaheshwari1581]

very good

[@fangssl]

Do you have another example?

/watch?v=VygKQV-hEpY
This gives some interesting perspective on human sexuality and supernormal stimuli.

[@lekshmirajan3987]

Tnku..

[@petersparshot4997]

No misogynistic men on here please. im fed up with now

[@mayanglambamojitkumarsingh3023]

very good