Human Animal Interactions Flashcards

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Is the relationship between humans and animals a ‘social relationship’?

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Yes, it is considered a social relationship

This relationship encompasses various interactions and behaviors between humans and animals.

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Define social relationship.

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A connection or interaction between individuals that can involve emotional, social, and communicative aspects

Social relationships can vary in complexity and context.

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List the five types of social relationships.

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  • Companion
  • Dominance
  • Affiliative
  • Predator-prey
  • Social bonds

These categories help in understanding the various dynamics in human-animal interactions.

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What are the traits of domestication related to social structure?

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  • Living in groups
  • Not solitary
  • Dominance hierarchy rather than territorial structure

These traits are fundamental in understanding domesticated animals’ behavior.

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What does the study by Kendrick (1991) suggest about sheep’s brain activation?

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Similar neurons are active when sheep look at a dog or a human, differing when they look at another sheep

This indicates a unique recognition mechanism in sheep for different species.

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True or False: Humans only have a predator-prey relationship with farm animals.

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False

The relationship is more complex, involving social behaviors and communication.

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What effect does human stroking have on dairy cows according to Schmeid et al. (2008)?

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Behavior changes such as neck stretching and lower heart rate

This indicates a positive physiological response to human interaction.

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What is a true social relationship exemplified by the Fulani people?

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Utilizing cattle social behavior without physical control, integrating with the herd

This demonstrates a deep understanding and management of animal social dynamics.

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Fill in the blank: Human reared _______ develop social bonds with humans.

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[dogs]

This highlights the importance of human interaction in the social development of certain animals.

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What is one indicator of a social relationship between animals and humans?

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Communication between animals and humans

This includes vocalizations and body language that indicate recognition and interaction.

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What type of recognition do sheep have according to Kendrick et al. (1995)?

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Recognition of individual sheep based on facial cues

This suggests advanced social cognition in sheep.

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What influences the response of farm animals to people?

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  • Genetics
  • Breed differences
  • Learning

These factors can significantly alter how animals perceive and interact with humans.

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What is habituation in the context of animal behavior?

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A process where animals become accustomed to stimuli without negative consequences

This is essential for reducing fear and enhancing human-animal interactions.

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True or False: Imprinting requires food reinforcement.

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False

Imprinting occurs without the need for food, particularly during sensitive periods.

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What are some rewards that can be used to influence animal behavior?

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  • Food
  • Toys
  • Social interaction

Rewards are crucial in shaping positive behaviors in animals.

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What is the conclusion about human-animal relationships?

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They are likely social relationships, not just predator-prey interactions

This conclusion emphasizes the complexity and depth of human-animal interactions.

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what are the five types of social relationships

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-exchange, cooperation, coercion, conflict, competition