Behavior and Welfare Day 2

Question 1

Behavior

Answer 1

product biology and environment

Question 2

anatomy

Answer 2

animal’s physical structures influence what stimuli they perceive, behaviors they can do

Question 3

physiology

Answer 3

functioning of a living organism; how the anatomy “works”

Question 4

genes

Answer 4

code for anatomy & physiology & (some cases) behavior

Question 5

The World Organization for Animal Health defines animal welfare as:

Answer 5

the physical and mental state of an animal in relation to the conditions in which it lives and dies

Question 6

the American Veterinary Medical Association defines animal welfare as:

Answer 6

how an animal is coping with the conditions in which it lives

Question 7

are animal welfare and animal rights synonyms

Answer 7

false

Question 8

what is the difference between animal welfare and animal rights?
A)) Animal Rights believes it is ethically wrong to use animals for human purposes
B)) Animal Welfare believes it is ethically wrong to use animals for human purposes
C)) Animal Rights believes animals can be good for human purposes as long as they are managed well and have good lives
D)) Animal Welfare scientists believe that animals have the same rights as humans

Answer 8

A)) Animal Rights believes it is ethically wrong to use animals for human purposes

Question 9

what are the 5 domains of animal welfare

Answer 9

• Nutrition
• Physical Environment
• Health
• Behavioral Interactions
• Mental Health

Question 10

Three Circles of Animal Welfafe

Answer 10

• Physical
• Mental
• Affective State

Question 11

true or false? individual human attitudes and beliefs can make interpretations of overall welfare more subjective

Answer 11

true