If an entire species exhibits the behaviour, and it is not learned, and it is present from birth, we can safely assume it is
A) an instinct.
B) an unconscious motivator.
C) an extrinsically rewarded behaviour.
D) an emotional response.

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Instincts are innate behaviours that are present from birth and do not need to be learned. They are typically exhibited by an entire species and serve a specific survival purpose.

If an Entire Species Exhibits the Behaviour, and It Is