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Social Learning

Hannah-Marie Rhodes 5 questions

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  1. 1What is Social Learning?

    Social Learning involves an O[blank_start]bserver[blank_end] and a D[blank_start]emonstrator[blank_end]
    The [blank_start]Observer[blank_end] learns from the [blank_start]Demonstrator[blank_end] and responds quicker than others not exposed to the [blank_start]demonstrator[blank_end]
    1. Abserver
    2. Bemonstrator
    3. CObserver
    4. DDemonstrator
    5. Edemonstrator
  2. 2Why would horses be good at social learning?

    They are [blank_start]social[blank_end] animals:
    - oppourtuinity to [blank_start]perform[blank_end] these behaviours
    - opportunity to [blank_start]learn[blank_end] from others

    They have highly developed [blank_start]vision[blank_end]:
    - So they are able to [blank_start]observe[blank_end] learning

    Their [blank_start]social[blank_end] order:
    - Able to learn from [blank_start]older[blank_end], more [blank_start]experienced[blank_end] animals
    1. Asocial
    2. Bperform
    3. Clearn
    4. Dvision
    5. Eobserve
    6. Fsocial
    7. Golder
    8. Hexperienced
  3. 3Do horses demonstrate social learning?
    1. ANo
    2. BYes
    3. CHard to prove
    4. DNo studies
  4. 4Social Learning & Welfare

    Abnormal Behaviours:
    - It has been thought that horses demonstrating abnormal beahviours may '[blank_start]teach[blank_end]' these to other [blank_start]horses[blank_end] via social learning

    Welfare Implications:
    - [blank_start]Isolation[blank_end] of horses showing abnormal behaviours on the [blank_start]assumption[blank_end] that other horses will learn them too
    1. Ateach
    2. Bhorses
    3. CIsolation
    4. Dassumption
  5. 5Current thinking on Horses & Social Learning

    - Social f[blank_start]acilitation[blank_end] is important (observe others to improve biological fitness)
    - Sensitive to transfer of [blank_start]information[blank_end] (part of their social order)
    - Pair [blank_start]older[blank_end] horses with [blank_start]young[blank_end] horses (learn from more experienced)
    - Can't expect horses to learn new behaviours from others
    1. Aacilitation
    2. Binformation
    3. Cold
    4. Dyoung

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BVT3 Equine Behaviour, Training & Welfare Quiz on Social Learning, created by Hannah-Marie Rhodes on 26/07/2021.
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