An outwardly observable response is called a behavior. It refers to any action or reaction that can be seen or measured by others.
That would be referred to as an observation.
Variables.
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A plant's response to gravity is called gravitropism or geotropism.
The response to sound is called hearing. It involves the perception of sound waves through the ear and the interpretation of those signals by the brain.
External emotion refers to the visible expressions of emotion that are observable by others, such as facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice. It is the way a person outwardly displays and conveys their feelings to the outside world.
Response
In the topic area of shopping, stimulus most likely refers to economic and socioeconomic stimulus. Observable refers to if there is a noticable change (due to socioeconomic stimulus). An example of an observable response would be if corporate management of a company were to add a new branch of such a company or its product line. On the other hand, if a company discontinued a branch or product line then one could observe the response to the lack of stimulus.
In the topic area of shopping, stimulus most likely refers to economic and socioeconomic stimulus. Observable refers to if there is a noticable change (due to socioeconomic stimulus). An example of an observable response would be if corporate management of a company were to add a new branch of such a company or its product line. On the other hand, if a company discontinued a branch or product line then one could observe the response to the lack of stimulus.
B.F. Skinner
Outwardly serene, his emotions boiled.His sudden reaction surprised everyone, as he was always so outwardly charming.
There are many observable response to stimuli. For example, if you blow in someone's face, they will likely close their eyes. If you hit someone's knee with a small rubber mallet, the leg will jump.
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Traits
That would be referred to as an observation.
Observable characteristics of living things include growth, reproduction, response to stimuli, metabolism, and the ability to adapt to their environment. These characteristics help distinguish living organisms from non-living objects.
Overt: Can be outwardly seen/ sensed by an observer.Covert: Cannot be outwardly seen/ sensed by an observer.