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Ch.5 Animal Behavior Flashcards

1
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The attribution of human characteristics or behavior to an animal

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Anthropomorphism

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2
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AVBT

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Academy of Veterinary Behavior Technicians

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3
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Successfully aligning animal behavior with human expectation

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Behavior Modification

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4
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The two categories in reinforcement and punishment

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Positive and Negative

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5
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ABCs of Behavior

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Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

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6
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Puppy socialization period

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3 to 16 weeks

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7
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Kitten socialization period

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2 to 7 weeks

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8
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From end of socialization period until sexual maturity

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Juvenile Period

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9
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Animals learn primary social partners, interaction, environmental pleasures, and dangers

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Socialization Period

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10
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Dog juvenile period

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5 to 18 months

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11
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Cat juvenile period

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4 to 10 months

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12
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Begins at onset of puberty through social maturity

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Adolescence

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13
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Dog adolescence

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2 to 3 years

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14
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Cat adolescence

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2 to 4 years

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15
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Horse sexual maturity

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Female: 9 to 18 months
Male: 12 to 15 months

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16
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Cattle sexual maturity

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8 to 11 months (are not bred until 18 months)

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17
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True or false: Fear, Anxiety, and Stress are adaptive

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True

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18
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Stimulus preceding unwanted behavior

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Antecedent

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19
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What the animal does

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Behavior

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20
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Follows behavior and drives future behavior

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Consequence

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21
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Foals are weaned between _ to _ months under human management

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4 to 6

22
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From weaning to one year

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Weanling

23
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Older than one, younger than three

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Yearlings and two-year-olds

24
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Equine mature adults _ to _ years

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4 to 5 years

25
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Soft muscles/face/mouth, normal pupils, ears forward or relaxed, natural tail

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Relaxed State

26
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Soft muscles/face/mouth, normal pupils, ears forward or relaxed, natural tail

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Relaxed State

27
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Soft muscles, slightly larger pupils, ears slightly to side/back, little low tail, look for yawning or licking lips

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Mildly Stressed

28
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Furrowed brow, moderately dilated pupils, ears back/down, panting, fidgety

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Moderately stressed

29
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Greeting or calling to familiar

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Whinny/Neigh

30
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Caregiving/soliciting care, greeting, receiving food

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Nicker

31
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Defense, avoidance, distance, pain defensive aggression

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Squeal

32
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Investigating odors, pain

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Snort

33
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Horse blind spots are

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behind, below nose, and forehead

34
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Under stress, sheep _ and goats _

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flock, flee

35
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What does a cribbing collar do?

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work by impairing the natural range of motion of the horses neck muscles making it hard for them to flex their neck

36
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Touching animals in a systematic and sensitive way to decrease fear, anxiety, and stress during handling

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Touch Gradient

37
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Stimulus that precedes unwanted behavior

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Antecedent

38
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Form of communication that’s a normal part of animal behavior

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Aggression

39
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Animal that belongs to the same species as another

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Conspecific

40
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Actions that have no discernible function, may be a displacement behavior

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Repetitive Behavior

41
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Conditioning that pairs touch with food to develop a strong response over multiple short trials.

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Trace Conditioning

42
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Training/Certification program utilizing methods to reduce anxiety during veterinary care interactions

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Fear Free

43
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Methodology governing the interaction between patient and the veterinary care team that emphasizes control of environment

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Considerate Approach

44
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Giving a dog a food reward after each nail trim is?

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Operant Conditioning

45
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Classified as an anti depressant?

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Clomicalm

46
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Lip licking, Yawning, and looking away means

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Anxious

47
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Dog unable to accept food or only food from its owner is

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Severely Stressed

48
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ABC stands for

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Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

49
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Cat with body hunched, ears flattened to head, and pupils dilated

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Severely Stressed

50
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Tail position seen in relaxed/moderately stressed cattle?

A

Inverted U-Shape

51
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Vomeronasal organ involved in which behavior?

A

Olfaction

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