Animal Psychology Advanced

Animal psychology and behaviour is a complex matter, just like the psychology of humans. Birds migrate, peacock’s show their plumage, and penguins give each other stones as “love tokens”, but why? Why does your dog bark at the hoover? Or whenever a plane flies overhead? This course will answer all the questions you have wondered about the seemingly untranslatable mind of an animal.
This course will help you to understand the events which shape the development of a wide range of animals, birds and insects which makes them unique, just like human beings. Veterinarians and animal trainers are examples of professions within animal psychology.
ADVANTAGES OF THIS COURSE
- Ethology
- The Nervous System
- Reflexes
- Feedback Control
- The Study of Behaviour
- The Scruff Reflex
- Instinct
- Genetics
- Early Experiences
- Why Do Animals Play?
- Canine Play Bows
- Imprinting & Learning
- Communication and Expressions
- The Purpose of Animal Communication
- Human to Animal Communication
- Animal Linguistics
- The Similarities and Difference Between Animal and Human Communication
- Consensus Decision Making
- Consensus vs Combined Decisions
- The Decision-Making Process
- Predators and Prey
- Defence Mechanisms
- Predation
ADVANTAGES OF THIS COURSE
- Understand the psychology of animals better, so you can connect better with your pets and the pets of others.
- Implement the knowledge you learn as soon as you finish the course.
- Experienced and qualified tutors available to support you throughout your course.
- Assessments to back up knowledge as you work your way through the course.
- Understand the development of animal behaviour.
- Ethology
- The Nervous System
- Reflexes
- Feedback Control
- The Study of Behaviour
- The Scruff Reflex
- Instinct
- Genetics
- Early Experiences
- Why Do Animals Play?
- Canine Play Bows
- Imprinting
- Learning
- Communication
- Visual Communication
- Facial Expression
- Auditory Communication (Vocal and Non-Vocal)
- Touch Communication
- Olfactory Communication
- The Purpose of Animal Communication
- Human to Animal Communication
- Animal Linguistics
- The Similarities and Differences Between Animal and Human Communication
- Consensus Decision Making
- Consensus in Practice
- Consensus Versus Combined Decisions
- Who Make's the Decision?
- What are the Mechanisms?
- What are the Functions of the Decision Making Process?
- Ignorance and Democracy
- Predators and Prey
- Defense Mechanisms
- Selective Predation
- Predator-Prey Evolution
- Predation and Horse Psychology
- The Mathematics of Predation
- Charles Darwin
- Spindle Neurons
- Mirror Neurons
- Emotions
Course Code |
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EC113363 |
Type |
Online Course |
Course Access |
1 Year |
Exams Included |
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No |
System requirement
Processor |
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1 gigahertz (GHz) |
RAM |
1 GB |
Operating Systems |
Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows 10 Mac OS iOS |
Browsers |
Internet Explorer 8 or above Google Chrome Safari 6 or above Mozilla Firefox |