Lesson 1 p1: Module 1

Question 1

The capacity to experience suffering and pleasure. Consciousness of feelings.

Answer 1

Sentient

Question 2

The ability to have a capacity to experience feelings and degree of awareness.

Answer 2

Sentient-being

Question 3

If negative or bad feeling that is prolonged or in a long period of time.

Answer 3

Suffering

Question 4

Using “human based” assessment to meet the animal’s need.

Answer 4

Anthropomorphism

Question 5

It concerns the quality of animal’s life.

Answer 5

Welfare

Question 6

Not included in welfare, but possible result of suffering, and mortality rate.

Answer 6

Death

Question 7

Relationship of mortality rate and welfare quality?

Answer 7

Indirectly proportional:
High mortality rate = poor animal welfare

low mortality rate = high animal welfare

Question 8

What are the three approaches for animal welfare?

Answer 8

Physical, Mental, and Natural aspects

Question 9

An approach of animal welfare where it concerns about coping to the environment, and physiological system must not be disturbed.

Answer 9

Physical animal welfare

Question 10

An approach of animal welfare where it concerns about how the animal’s feel.

Positive: Animal stays to meet its goal.

Negative: Animal immediately runs away from harm.

Answer 10

Mental animal welfare

Question 11

An approach of animal welfare where it concerns about normal behavior of an animal. The degree of suffering increases when it does not express its natural behavior.

Answer 11

Natural aspect animal welfare

Question 12

Enumerate the five freedoms of animal welfare:

Answer 12

Freedom from hunger and thirst

Freedom from discomfort

Freedom from pain, injury, and disease

Freedom to express normal behaviors

Freedom from fear and distress