Defining Biological Psychology. Alternative names of biopsychology, such as behavioral neuroscience and physiological biology, indicate a preliminary definition. Researchers in this field examine not only how biology-particularly the nervous system-affects behavior, but also how behaviors affect the brain.They conduct experiments, often using lab animals as a model for humans, to explore the interactions between the environment, behavior and physiology.esearchers in this field examine not only how biology-particularly the nervous system-affects behavior, but also how behaviors affect the brain. They conduct experiments, often using lab animals as a model for humans, to explore the interactions between the environment, behavior and physiology.
Mourning Doves raise three or more broods in a single breeding season. Both parents build a flimsy platform nest of twigs located from 5 to 25 feet up in a tree or bush. Two white eggs hatch in about 14 - 16 days. One egg is laid in the evening, and the second on the next morning.ourning Doves raise three or more broods in a single breeding season. Both parents build a flimsy platform nest of twigs located from 5 to 25 feet up in a tree or bush. Two white eggs hatch in about 14 - 16 days. One egg is laid in the evening, and the second on the next morning.
Fledgling doves - 13-14 days old. Fledglings: From the time they hatch, doves leave the nest at about 11 or 12 days old. When they begin to self-regulate their body temperature, the parents no longer brood them at night. If a baby is reluctant to leave the nest after 12 days, the parents will often keep watch nearby but refuse to feed it. Finally, the baby will get hungry enough to leave the nest and flutter down to the ground. Fledgling doves may be on the ground for several days before they are able to fly back up into a tree.