Behavior and welfare

Question 1

Animal Behavior

Answer 1

An action, activity, or process which can be observed or measured, and which is generally initiated by an external or internal stimulus

Question 2

Ethology

Answer 2

Scientific study of animal behavior

Question 3

Behavior

Answer 3

An externally detectable action of an animal

Question 4

Types of behavior measurements

Answer 4

Cognition, Learning, Movement, and Social Interactions

Question 5

Cognition

Answer 5

Thinking and understanding

Question 6

Learning

Answer 6

Critical feature of behavior that can occur without moving a muscle

Question 7

Movement

Answer 7

Physical action

Question 8

Social interactions

Answer 8

How an animal behaves around others

Question 9

Ethologists

Answer 9

Study behavior of wild animals

Question 10

Applied Ethologists

Answer 10

Study behavior of domestic and exotic animals in captiviy

Question 11

The Expression of the Emotions of Man and Animals

Answer 11

Charles Darwin; Why do animals do what they do

Question 12

4 questions

Answer 12

Function, Evolution, Causation, and Development

Question 13

Animal welfare

Answer 13

What is good for an animal/Quality of life

Question 14

The 3 circles

Answer 14

Affective states, Biological health and functioning, and natural living

Question 15

Affectie states

Answer 15

Access to things that make them feel good

Question 16

Biological health and functioning

Answer 16

Good health and functioning

Question 17

Natural living

Answer 17

Ability to live a reasonably natural life

Question 18

The 5 freedoms

Answer 18

Freedom from thirst, hunger and malnutrition, discomfort and exposure, pain, injury and disease, fear and distress, and freedom to express normal behavior

Question 19

Preference

Answer 19

Liking or wanting something more compared to something else

Question 20

Motivation

Answer 20

How much they are willing to ‘pay’ to be able to perform the behavior or access the resource