Final Study guide 1

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  1. 3. You can solve a human-reinforced behavior by _________ the behavior.
  2. 4. These clothes rely on pressure to help calm fearful/anxious pets.
  3. 5. Fear typically seen in puppy-mill animals as a severe generic fear that is complicated by lack of experience and abnormal development.
  4. 6. Spaces are important for management and feline enrichment.
  5. 9. This is territory that neither dog perceives as their own.
  6. 11. Ideal locations for litter boxes are __________
  7. 12. This is the #1 reason for inappropriate elimination in cats
  8. 14. ingestion of feces
  9. 17. This reward training is easily used by all pet owners and is done by giving a cue, showing the reward, and then rewarding the behavior.
  10. 20. An overwhelming sense of apprehension in reaction to a prospective or imagined danger or uncertainty.
  11. 21. Access to this can decrease obesity, provide mental stimulation and natural outlets for exploration in felines.
  12. 24. __________ induced aggression occurs when the more fearful and owner dependent dog becomes anxious as the other dog approaches the owner. Then the less confident dog aggresses.
  13. 25. These caps can help to address sensory overload.
  14. 26. Is a good/safe space for pets to go and should never be used as punishment.
  15. 28. These tools are utilized in many situations within veterinary medicine. There are 2 types: basket and nylon.
  16. 29. This training has 3 fundamental steps: observe the behavior, mark the behavior, and reinforce the desired behavior.
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  1. 1. smell created by allorubbing and helps to identify members of the group/territory.
  2. 2. In the general problem-solving model, this is the trigger or stimulus that induces the behavior.
  3. 7. This should never be the sole responsibility of a young child.
  4. 8. Cats are ________ polyestrous - they have several estrous cycles per season.
  5. 10. _____rewarding behaviors offer an immediate benefit to the pet
  6. 13. Intense, maladaptive, and unreasonable fear of something or a situation that far exceeds the actual danger.
  7. 14. In the general problem-solving model, this is what your pet gets out of the situation
  8. 15. Figuring out the _______ is the first step in the general problem-solving model.
  9. 16. Doing this in male cats can decrease testosterone-driven aggression.
  10. 18. This form of allorubbing is done by taking a small towel and rubbing it on one cat, then on the other, then again on the first cat - thus helping to create a communal scent.
  11. 19. Feeding areas, water stations, resting areas, and litter boxes
  12. 22. This refers to the categorization of clinical signs into diagnostic categories that provide veterinarians with information.
  13. 23. Ingestion of inanimate objects
  14. 24. This is a normal communication tool, not necessarily pathological or abnormal. It is considered normal when presented in situations that warrant it.
  15. 27. Physical, emotional, and physiological responses to a threatening stimulus or situation in preparation for fight, flight, or freezing.