5. Applied Animal Behavior Flashcards

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what are animal welfare concerns

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Need for regulation on humane treatment of animals in laboratories and humane slaughter; Modern animal ethics and regulation

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what are examples of applied animal behavior

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Using animal abilities; Preventing undesirable behavior; Improved animal handling; Service animals for human with physical and mental impairments

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what are examples to use animals abilities

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Detector animal training

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what are examples of preventing undesirable behaviors

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Taste aversion learning in predators; Crows trained to avoid endangered New Zealand parrot eggs

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what are examples of improved animal handling

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Studies show early handling effects in farm animals; Increased growth rate and reproduction associated with methods that reduce fear.

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what are examples of service animals for human with physical and mental impairments

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Operant conditioning of dog to perform routine tasks

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what did Philosopher David Hume state

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We can not derive an ought from an is

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Ultimately animal welfare is motivated by what

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how we ought to treat animals

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Animal welfare science attempts to study what

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the variables associates with welfare, such as pain, fear, and disease to determine acceptable levels of these variables

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what are examples of environmental enrichment

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design of animal habitat that are naturalistic/promote natural behavior

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what is an example of behavioral enrichment

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application of instrumental learning animal behavior; Hal Markowitz attached a food reward to a rope above captive servals

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what is an example of emotional enrichment

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social interaction and other husbandry practices that promote positive emotion in captive animal

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what did Coleman and Dofman study

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big cat enrichment article

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what did Rosenzweig demonstrate

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demonstrated that the environment affect animal physiology

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what happened to the brain when rats were raised in enriched environments

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Results showed increased cortex development (thickness and learning neurotransmitter Ach)

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what resulted from neonatal handing studies

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Early handling of neonates improves the functioning of stress response and some cognitive task

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what is the context of stereotypy development

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frustration; unavoidable fear or stress; restraint and lack of stimulation

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what is stereotypy

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repetitive, invariant behavior patterns with no obvious goal or function; indicator of a sub-optimal captive environment

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what does reinforcement theory argue

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that stereotypy is acquired and maintained because it serves as a reinforcer

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what does coping mechanism theory argue

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that stereotypy serves a means to cope with stress effects encountered in captive environments

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what did Terry Maples propose

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use of wellness to replace welfare because negative connotation

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wellness is a balance of what

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mind, body and spirit