5. Applied Animal Behavior Flashcards
what are animal welfare concerns
Need for regulation on humane treatment of animals in laboratories and humane slaughter; Modern animal ethics and regulation
what are examples of applied animal behavior
Using animal abilities; Preventing undesirable behavior; Improved animal handling; Service animals for human with physical and mental impairments
what are examples to use animals abilities
Detector animal training
what are examples of preventing undesirable behaviors
Taste aversion learning in predators; Crows trained to avoid endangered New Zealand parrot eggs
what are examples of improved animal handling
Studies show early handling effects in farm animals; Increased growth rate and reproduction associated with methods that reduce fear.
what are examples of service animals for human with physical and mental impairments
Operant conditioning of dog to perform routine tasks
what did Philosopher David Hume state
We can not derive an ought from an is
Ultimately animal welfare is motivated by what
how we ought to treat animals
Animal welfare science attempts to study what
the variables associates with welfare, such as pain, fear, and disease to determine acceptable levels of these variables
what are examples of environmental enrichment
design of animal habitat that are naturalistic/promote natural behavior
what is an example of behavioral enrichment
application of instrumental learning animal behavior; Hal Markowitz attached a food reward to a rope above captive servals
what is an example of emotional enrichment
social interaction and other husbandry practices that promote positive emotion in captive animal
what did Coleman and Dofman study
big cat enrichment article
what did Rosenzweig demonstrate
demonstrated that the environment affect animal physiology
what happened to the brain when rats were raised in enriched environments
Results showed increased cortex development (thickness and learning neurotransmitter Ach)