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Bio - psych: lecture 2.3.1

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What is the purpose of systematic collection of behavioral data in enrichment studies?

to report findings including failings and to provide evidence of behavioural changes

to assess the effectiveness of the enrichment techniques

to provide evidence of same behavioural (correct)

all of the above

What is a single subject design in enrichment studies?

A research design that involves studying only one animal (correct)

A research design that involves studying multiple animals

A research design that involves studying animals in their natural habitat

A research design that involves studying

What is the A-B-A-B research design in enrichment studies?

A research design that involves introducing enrichment and recording behavior

A research design that involves removing enrichment and recording behavior

A research design that involves reintroducing enrichment and recording behavior

All of the above (correct)

How can the severity or seriousness of stereotypic or abnormal behavior be assessed?

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What are some examples of abnormal behaviors in animals?

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What is considered unacceptable in terms of the percentage of time spent engaged in abnormal behavior?

More than 10% Signup and view all the answers

How does the ease of distraction from performing the behavior affect the severity of abnormal behavior?

The behavior is less severe if the animal is easily distracted Signup and view all the answers

How does the ease of distraction from performing the behavior affect the severity of abnormal behavior?

The behavior is more severe if the animal is less aware of the surroundings Signup and view all the answers

How does the presence or absence of an obvious reason for the behavior affect its severity?

The behavior is more severe if there is no obvious reason Signup and view all the answers

When is abnormal behavior considered a problem?

When it occurs instead of "normal" behavior and reduced behavioral diversity Signup and view all the answers

What factors should be taken into account when assessing the behavior of "wild" animals?

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How do Fongoli chimpanzees differ from rainforest chimpanzees in terms of their environment and behavior?

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How do Lossi gorillas differ from other gorillas in terms of their environment and behavior?

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What are some examples of human influences (anthropogenic impacts) on "wild" environments?

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Bio - psych: lecture 2.3.1

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Questions and Answers

What is the purpose of systematic collection of behavioral data in enrichment studies?

What is a single subject design in enrichment studies?

What is the A-B-A-B research design in enrichment studies?

How can the severity or seriousness of stereotypic or abnormal behavior be assessed?

What are some examples of abnormal behaviors in animals?

What is considered unacceptable in terms of the percentage of time spent engaged in abnormal behavior?

How does the ease of distraction from performing the behavior affect the severity of abnormal behavior?

How does the ease of distraction from performing the behavior affect the severity of abnormal behavior?

How does the presence or absence of an obvious reason for the behavior affect its severity?

When is abnormal behavior considered a problem?

What factors should be taken into account when assessing the behavior of "wild" animals?

How do Fongoli chimpanzees differ from rainforest chimpanzees in terms of their environment and behavior?

How do Lossi gorillas differ from other gorillas in terms of their environment and behavior?

What are some examples of human influences (anthropogenic impacts) on "wild" environments?

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