| Course description |
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Although animals can not show the humane language, we are able to understand what they think by observing their behavior in details. In this lecture, we try to understand their minds from actual observation.
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| Expected Learning |
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Learning how to approach their minds.
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| Course schedule |
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Firstly I teach ethology and methods for behavioral observation. Students perform the observation actually. Then the obtained data is statistically analyzed. Students present their own thinking from the analysis, and we discuss it. In addition, I show the world-wide movement of animal welfare. From behavioral observation and welfare issues, students present again on the future of animal welfare.
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| Required Text(s) and Materials |
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| References |
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No references in English.
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| Assessment/Grading |
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Attendance, attitude and presentation.
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| Message from instructor(s) |
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In this lecture, we can understand a series of research. I hope that student enjoy to perform research and discuss with members.
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| Course keywords |
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Animal behaviour
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| Office hours |
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12:00-20:00
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| Lecture Language |
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Japanese
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| Last update |
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6/6/2018 7:40:09 PM
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