Psychology Answers

Which two disciplines formed the historical basis of veterinary medicine?

A-Comparative anatomy and botany

B-Zoology and pathology

C-Comparative anatomy and farriery

D-Farriery and agriculture

E-Agriculture and zoology

When, in Britain, did it finally become illegal for non-veterinarians to treat animals?

A-1648

B-1748

C-1848

D-1948

Where was Britain’s first veterinary college established?

A-Edinburgh

B-London

C-Liverpool

D-Glasgow

E-Cambridge

Which two disciplines formed the historical basis of veterinary medicine?

A-Comparative anatomy and botany

B-Zoology and pathology

C-Comparative anatomy and farriery

D-Farriery and agriculture

E-Agriculture and zoology

Approximately what percentage of veterinarians, overall, will do a substantial amount of companion animal work in areas such as Britain and North America?

A-20%

B-30%

C-50%

D-70%

E-100%

When did companion animal practice begin to show very rapid expansion as a clinical specialty in Britain and North America?

A-1920-30

B-1940-50

C-1960-70

D-1990-2000

E-2000-10

Which disease theory suggested that diseases could arise in localised areas and be affected by things such as poor drainage or sudden changes in weather?

A-Homeopathy

B-Pasteurisation

C-Koch’s postulates

D-Spontaneous generation

E-Germ theory

In ancient Egypt

A- procedures similar to contemporary Psychological B-Assessment methods

were used.

C- procedures similar to contemporary D-Psychodiagnostics tests were used.

E- procedures similar

to contemporary scientific reseach

methods were used

Reporting diagnostic results to the

client;

A-is required by ethical

standard.

B- is not obligatorily

C-is possible only if we have a written contract between

D-the client and the psychologist.

A Psychodiagnostics results make it

possible;

A-to predict a person's behavior in a

particular situation.

B-to stimulate a client for a certain

(desired) behavior.

C- to predict a prevailing person's behavior in majority

of situations