Psychology Answers

What is the most important thing to consider before taking a pet on? (select all that apply);

A-Good pre-purchase education and research

B-Age of animal

C-Aesthetics of animal

D-Socialisation of animal

C-All of the above

What does the PDSA acronym PETS stand for?

A-Prepare, Expense, Time, Spend

B-Planning, Exercise, Training and Socialisation

C-Purchase, Expense, Timing and Socialisation

D-Place, Exercise, Time and Spend

Owning a pet has what benefits for us?

A-Increased physical health

B-Exercise

C-Greater mental wellbeing

D-Meaningful companionship

E-All of the above

Which of the following exercises can increase levels of Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF)?

A-Riding a bike

B-Dancing

C-Brisk walking

D-All of the above

What are some of the things you can do to ensure the health of your pet? (select all that apply);

A-Take your pet to a wellness check at your vet practice

B-Desensitise your cat to short periods in the carrying box

C-Treat them as if they are still young

D-Consider financial responsibilities and pet insurance

What are some of the signs that your pet cat could be stressed? (Select all that apply)

A-Hiding behaviour

B-Flattened ears

C-Dilated pupils

E-Sleeping with belly exposed

D-All of the above

In the studies discussed this week, yoga practitioners were found to have higher levels of activity in the left hemisphere of their brains. Which of the following was found to be improved as a result?

A-Mood

B-Appetite

C-Speech

D-Balance

Which of the following results were observed in lab mice after they engaged in voluntary exercise?

A-Neurogenesis

B-Bushier neurons

C-Faster learning

D-All of the above

Which of the following has been proven to slow the effects of Parkinson's disease?

A-Crossword puzzles

B-Tai Chi

C-Reading exercises

D-Writing exercises

What type of brain training targets memory, reasoning, judgement, and attention?

A-Cognitive training

B-Fitness training

C-Aerobics training

D-All of the above