Untitled Quiz

Where does horse’s brain collect information?

• in the basal ganglia

• in the prefrontal lobe

• in the thalamus

• in the cerebellum

What is the main difference between human and horse brain?

• horse brain is smaller

• horse brain lacks prefrontal lobe

• human brain lacks prefrontal lobe

• there is no difference between them

Which one is an example of positive reinforcement?

• pats

• treats

• all answers are correct

• praise

Which substance is not released thanks to the horse presence

• oxytocin

• dopamine

• cortisol

• serotonin

The information about horse’s movements is sent to:

• the spinal cord

• the motor cortex

• the prefrontal lobe

• the somatosensory cortex

By which part of a horse body can you easily tell its mood?

• ears

• eyes

• neck

• snores

What is horse’s range of field view?

• 300 degrees

• 320 degrees

• 340 degrees

• 280 degrees

Do horses recognise people by their voices?

• yes

• no

Which learning method is the most effective for horses?

• observation

• troubleshooting

• consequences

• negative reinforcement

When observing another horse perform a task the other horse has never done before which neurons are going to work?

• sensory neurons

• mirror neurons

• interneurons

• motor neurons