Module 01

Question 1

What are the approaches to animal welfare

Answer 1

Welfare science
Welfare ethics
Welfare law

Question 2

What is welfare science

Answer 2

measures the effect on animals of different situations and environments,

Question 3

What is welfare ethics?

Answer 3

concerns how humans should treat animals. It deals with the morality of human action

Question 4

What is Welfare law

Answer 4

concerns how humans must treat animals, it is mandatory and may entail penalty for infraction.

Question 5

Three animal welfare concepts

Answer 5

Physical mental and naturalness

Question 6

3 welfare Definitions

Answer 6

Physical status (fitness)
Mental Status (feelings)
Naturalness (telos)

Question 7

At this biological indicator and including reproduction and production

Answer 7

Physical status

Question 8

Positive and negative emotional states

Answer 8

Mental status (feelings)

Question 9

Not only welfare mean control pain and suffering

Answer 9

Naturalness (telos)

Question 10

What are the 5 freedoms

Answer 10

• freedom from hunger and thirst
• Freedom from discomfort
• Freedom from pain, injury and disease
• Freedom to express normal behaviour
• Freedom from fear and distress

Question 11

Welfare vs death

Answer 11

Wel concerns the quality of animal life
Death affects the quantity of animal life

Question 12

What is anthromorphism

Answer 12

Attribution of human characteristics or behavior to animals also, humans are animals with similar biology