ISS 210 VDK 3 Exam (New 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and Verified Answers_ 100% Correct_ Graded A

ISS 210 VDK 3 Exam (New 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and Verified Answers_ 100% Correct_ Graded A The following is NOT a reason dogfighting remains popular among working class men in the American South, according to Evans, Gauthier and Forsyth (Slide 21): Answer: Political affiliations battling within the dogfighting ring QUESTION Prior to modern zoos, humans could pay money to observe mentally disturbed patients at places such as the Royal Bethlem hospital. Answer: True QUESTION According to Berger, zoo animals often choose to gaze back to the human viewers - delighting all present. Answer: False QUESTION As discussed in the Mooallem article, ____ is the term that represents the fact that each subsequent generation of scientists uses wildlife populations at the time they entered the field as the baseline, Answer: shifting baseline syndrome QUESTION Doggo Speak shares many traits with Japan's ____. Answer: Kawaii culture QUESTION A research team from Hiroshima who conducted a study into the popularity of kawaii, or cute, culture, found that viewing cute images resulted in participants performing tasks requiring focused attention more carefully. Answer: true QUESTION Wanda and Winky are currently happily living out their lives at the Detroit Zoo. Answer: false QUESTION Hunter-gatherers had significantly more leisure time than early farmers (and significantly more than most current Americans). Answer: true QUESTION As discussed in Hurn Ch. 4, in most traditional hunter-gatherer cultures, only humans are considered subjects with agency. In these cultures, animals are simply reacting to external environmental stimuli. Answer: false QUESTION In Hurn Ch. 4, the hunter-gatherers discussed, and the many examples presented, are fantastic examples of how more ecocentric cultures perceive non-human animals. Many of these cultures share a type of religion referred to as: Answer: Animism QUESTION Take a look at the Cree reindeer hunting example in Hurn Ch. 4, in which a reindeer stops and looks at the hunter - how does the Cree hunter interpret this action