Animal Rights, Abuse And Neglect

Question 1

3 types of abuse

Answer 1

Animal, child and domestic

Question 2

Shared risk factor

Answer 2

Historical biological stress

Question 3

Violence begets violence

Answer 3

One form of abuse may cause another

Question 4

Multiple perpetrators

Answer 4

Family dysfunction, all abusive towards each other

Question 5

Utilitarianism

Answer 5

Defines the value of animals in terms of their usefulness to humans in rural settings

Question 6

2 current relationship views

Answer 6

Utilitarianism
Animal rights

Question 7

3 forms of pet reliquishment

Answer 7

Relinquish
Surrender
Abandon

Question 8

5 factors affecting relinquishment

Answer 8

Demographics
Source of pet- unintentional owner
Pet characteristic- younger and larger
Behavioral problems
Personal situation- moving, illness, divorce

Question 9

3 ways to decrease relinquishment

Answer 9

Education
Plan ahead
Basic obedience

Question 10

Diversity

Answer 10

All that is not the self

Question 11

Positive animal relationships can impact development in what 3 ways?

Answer 11

Develop empathy
Improve human interaction
Greater appreciation for diversity

Question 12

Peter Singer 1975

Answer 12

“Animal Liberation” foundation for animal rights movement, animals are sentient, utilitarianism

Question 13

Tom Regan 1983

Answer 13

“the cause for animal rights” animals have active mental lives therefore they deserve rights

Question 14

Care focused perspective

Answer 14

Argues that caring must occur before justice

Question 15

Justice based theory

Answer 15

Acknowledge emotional and personal experiences, then use rationality and reason to justify them

Question 16

When did domestication occur?

Answer 16

15,000yrs ago paleolithic era wolf descendants

Question 17

Evidence of dogfighting developed during what period ?

Answer 17

510 BC Renaissance period

Question 18

Tools used in dog fighting

Answer 18

Treadmill
Catmill or Jenny
Springpole or jumppole
Flirtpole
Heavy chains
Bait animals
Drugs

Question 19

Earliest domestic dogs used for

Answer 19

Hunting and territory protection

Question 20

What were dogs in middle ages used for ?

Answer 20

Fight and protect owners and property

Question 21

What happens to dogs who refuse to fight?

Answer 21

Killed

Question 22

Fighting dogs are what to people?

Answer 22

Docile and obedient

Question 23

Animal rights definition

Answer 23

Belief that animals are entitled to same rights as humans and it’s morally wrong to use animals for human benefit

Question 24

Rationalism

Answer 24

The idea that arguments should be based on reason not emotion or personal experience

Question 25

What did Glasser state about animal rights ?

Answer 25

Moral consideration is not the same as animal rights

Question 26

A recent study reported what percentage of homes reported child or partner abuse in the past year?

Answer 26

45%