schema in behavior

People organize simple responses into repeatable behaviors {schema, behavior}. New adaptations, stimuli, objects, or situations go into existing schema or build new schema {assimilation, schema}. New stimuli, objects, or situations cause behavioral changes {accommodation, behavior} [Järvilehto, 2000].

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