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critical period
A level Psychology > paper one > attatchments > Animal studies of attachment > Lorenz’s Study of Attachment Using Geese > findings
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impriniting behaviour
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Irreversibility:
Imprinting was largely irreversible; goslings continued to follow Lorenz despite exposure to their biological mother later.
Long-Term Effects on Mating:
Goslings that imprinted on humans showed mating preferences for humans, demonstrating lasting effects of imprinting on social and reproductive behaviour.