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… been domesticated and artificial selected for such a long time their natural behaviours and instincts still remains. In the rich countries there are many people who have the opportunity to ride either on their own horses or at riding schools. Many of these people have not grown …
… the horse. Often the housing of the horse prevents the horse from performing behaviours that they have natural needs to perform. It is not unusual that animals that can not adapt to their environment develop abnormal behaviours. Many of our stabled horses therefore develop some …
… lactation. The aim of this study was to investigate potential differences in behaviours between morning and afternoon periods and between males and females. The study was carried out in two forest fragments in Diani Beach on the south coast of Kenya. A total of four groups of C …
förekomst och korrelation med sensation seeking
In everyday life we perform motor behaviours that have no apparent instrumental function. Are these correlated to sensation seeking and do they differ depending on what situations we are in? University students in Örebro (N=108), participated in the study. The participants were …
En studie av attityder och beteenden på ett företag i hemelektronikbranschen
… as to investigate to what extent their attitudes correlate with their actual behaviours. To accomplish this, we have conducted a focus group interview followed by a participative observation of the salesmen’s behaviours. The result of the interview leads us to believe that the …
implikationer på djurvälfärd och argument för en nollvision om förekomst av beteendet
Most descriptions of stereotypic behaviours have in common that these repetitive behaviours only has been observed in captive animals and therefore it has been proposed that stereotypies exist because we house animals in environments that are sub-optimal to them. Some scientists …
… 0 obs./h) whilstthe individually housed bulls showed significantly more of the behaviours licking muzzle(median: 0.02 obs./h compared to 0 obs./h) and head through gate (median: 0.70 obs./hcompared to 0.11 obs./h). No significant difference was found in the behaviours …
… and during the remaining time they are moving and performing other active behaviours. Studies have shown that horses which are trained more than others are being more active in the pasture than horses that are trained to a lesser extent. The purpose of this study is to …
… to their home pen and were observed for 6 minutes thereafter. Observations of behaviours were made as frequency per minute in all three places. Four different ear postures were recorded in the three places to study emotional valence in lambs. During the last week saliva sampling …
… these tests, accidents and dangerous situations may be prevented. When the behaviours from tests are compared with race performance it may be possible to evaluate if some behaviours are more desirable at the race track than others. The aim of this study was to see if behavioural …
… intimate partner violence includes controlling, monitoring, and harassing behaviours carried out through digital tools such as social media, messaging applications, and location-sharing services. These behaviours are often normalised among young people, which makes the violence …
… mink provides little opportunities for them to behave naturally and abnormal behaviours such as stereotypic behaviour and tail biting may occur. To prevent abnormal behaviours animals in captivity are often provided with different kinds of enrichments. The aim of this study was …
attityder bland odlarna till genomförande av det nya direktivet
… sampling with instantaneous recording at three minute intervals of general behaviours and continuous recording of social and abnormal behaviours. Each bull was observed one hour per week during three weeks. Activity monitors (IceTags 2.004, IceRobotics) were placed on each bulls …
… sampling with instantaneous recording at three minute intervals of general behaviours and continuous recording of social and abnormal behaviours. Each bull was observed one hour per week during three weeks. Activity monitors (IceTags 2.004, IceRobotics) were placed on each bulls …
… elephant per observer. This was done every minute from an off-road car. The behaviours monitored were walking, standing, grazing, browsing, and a category called other behaviours that included nursing, drinking, defecating, urinating, self-grooming, other social behaviours …
