animal welfare under the clause ‘Prevention from Cruelty to Animal’ [4]. The clause states that Government of Nepal may constitute a committee for the prevention of cruelty to animals and the functions, duties and power shall be as specified. The ‘Ethical Guidelines for the Care and use of Animals in Health Research in Nepal’ [5] applied by Nepal Health Research Council promotes minimizing discomfort, illness and pain to animals. Also states that procedure subjecting animals to pain, stress, privation
third affected party in this case as Dr. Edward Taub’s research was federally funded by grants (U.S Cuts off). The Federal Government has a right to withdraw grants if the grant money is not being used for research that is both lawful and follows the ethical codes of scientific research. The Federal Government would have the reasonable expectation that the lab be run within the laws and ethics of research science and that no controversy would occur from the
Ethical Horsemanship vs. Abuse Today, horsemanship, the art and practice of riding on horseback, has seem to have struck a downward spiral. Many people believe that horsemanship today is all about abuse, and in some cases, that is correct. Good horsemanship is how well a person and his or her horse connect, both mentally and physically. Some people buy horses just to try to make money off of them, and those seem to be the horses that end up in an abandoned field starving to death, or are beaten
observe and study killer whales which helps conservationists better understand and protect killer whales and other marine animals. As well as helping their counterparts in the wild. At SeaWorld, killer whales receive world-class, highly regulated veterinary care. Trainers interact with each whale every day;
Behaviourism is defined as “the approach to psychology which argues that the only appropriate subject matter for scientific psychological investigation is observable, measurable behaviour”. (Reber 1985) The changes in our behaviour are developed from the world around us. As these conditions change, we begin to develop a new way of behaving. If we acknowledge the theories of behaviourists, we should then develop a better understanding of the human behaviour. Although John B. Watson defined behaviourism