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neophobia Meaning in Bengali



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neophobia's Usage Examples:

low neophobia (not statistically significant) and low baseline CORT levels predicted better associative learning abilities.


Inversely, high neophobia and.


individuals show a prolonged reluctance to eat novel foods, even after neophobia has been overcome.


A lack of neophobia.


One line of Birch's research examined children's food-related neophobia, the fear or dislike of novel items.


"Inter-individual and age differences in exploration, neophobia and problem-solving ability in a Neotropical raptor (Milvago chimango)".


In experiments, subordinate individuals display less neophobia when approaching novel foods and objects, compared to their dominant counterparts.


restricted diet, often to the point of avoiding entire food groups), or food neophobia.


Krueger K, Farmer K, Heinze J (2013) The effects of age, rank and neophobia on social learning in horses.


olfactory or taste which helps in the development of brain and prevent neophobia.


Dietary conservatism (long-term neophobia) in predators could facilitate the evolution of warning coloration, if.


Food neophobia Orthorexia nervosa American Psychiatry Association (2013).


The behavioural deficits caused include neophobia, a larger response to new stimulus, locomotor hyperactivity, and increased.


Predators might innately fear unfamiliar forms (neophobia) long enough for them to become established, but this is likely to be.



neophobia's Meaning':

a morbid fear of novelty

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