A young chick will establish a social attachment to anything (or anyone)that moves or provides food due to:
A) stimulus substitution
B) imprinting
C) biological restraint
D) observational learning

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This behavior is known as imprinting, in which a young animal forms a social attachment to the first moving object or individual that it encounters. This attachment is usually irreversible and helps the animal to learn important social and survival skills from their "imprinted" caregiver.

A Young Chick Will Establish a Social Attachment to Anything