Intro

Question 1

Attributing human characteristics to animals

Answer 1

Anthropomorphism

Question 2

One that has some abilities to evaluate actions of others in relation to itself and third parties

Answer 2

Sentience

Question 3

Ability to evaluate based on feelings

Answer 3

Sentience

Question 4

Consciousness of feelings

Answer 4

Sentience

Question 5

Ability of animals to feel and experience emotions

Answer 5

Animal sentience

Question 6

One or more bad feeling continuing for more than a short period

Answer 6

Suffering

Question 7

Concerned about the quality of life

Answer 7

Welfare

Question 8

3 approaches to consider animal welfare

Answer 8

Physical
Mental
Aspects of naturalness

Question 9

Basis of natural selection

Answer 9

Behavior

Question 10

5 freedoms
Freedom from -

Answer 10

Hunger and thirst
Pain, injury, and disease
Fear and distress
Discomfort
Freedom to express normal behavior

Question 11

Beneficial and dynamic relationship between human and animals

Answer 11

Human-animal interaction

Question 12

To suffer, an animal must be _____

Answer 12

Sentient

Question 13

Anthropomorphism generally criticised.
Using a “_____” assessment may be a useful first step

Answer 13

Human-based

Question 14

Physiological measures of animal welfare

Answer 14

Endorphins
Plasma
Cortisol
Heart rate

Question 15

An indication of poor animal welfare

Answer 15

High mortality rates

Question 16

A feelings-based approach to welfare research typically measures behavioral outcomes

Answer 16

Mental

Question 17

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

Answer 17

Animal welfare

Question 18

Entail nurturing and fulfillment of the animal’s nature

Answer 18

Telos

Question 19

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IMPACT OF HUMAN-ANIMAL INTERACTION

Answer 19

Animal-assisted therapy
Service dogs
Canine units
Horse-back riding

Question 20

Mutually beneficial relationship between people and animals that influences their health and well-being

Answer 20

Human-Animal Bond

Question 21

HISTORY OF HUMAN-ANIMAL INTERACTION

Answer 21

Hunting
Climate change
Domestication
Cultures and Religions
Modern times

Question 22

Leads to change pf habitats and food supplies

Answer 22

Climate change

Question 23

Extinction of animals due to over-hunting

Answer 23

Climate change

Question 24

DOMESTICATED ANIMALS

Answer 24

Dogs
Cats
Sheep & Goat
Pigs
Horses

Question 25

PURPOSE OF DOMESTICATION

Answer 25

Food Draft / Work Pest control Transportation Companionship

Question 26

Steady, internal state necessary for the basic processes of life Physiological set points: maintaining blood pH at approx 7.35 - 7.45

Answer 26

Homeostasis (same state)

Question 27

Stability through change No fixed set points Physiology and behavior enable adaptation to the milking parlour

Answer 27

Allostasis (other state)

Question 28

Is how the body stays balanced (regulation of temperature, pH, hydration)

Answer 28

Homeostasis

Question 29

Combination of responses to stress that helps brains and bodies return optimal functioning

Answer 29

Allostasis

Question 30

Environment/Resources -

Answer 30

Sensory input

Question 31

Brain evaluates-

Answer 31

Emotions

Question 33

Body responds-

Answer 33

Behavior, physiology , feelings

Question 34

M

Answer 34

H

Question 35

Animal adapts and survives-

Answer 35

Homeostasis and allostasis