A horse's look of frustration is different to that of disappointment, researchers find
Horses used in the British study were trained in a food reward scenario, then exposed to frustrating and disappointing outcomes.
Source: horsetalk.co.nz
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Horses used in the British study were trained in a food reward scenario, then exposed to frustrating and disappointing outcomes.
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