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Question 12 Carnegie talks about an experiment with dogs and horses. What point was he illustrating? A Animals are more influenced by rewards than by punishment B Animals are easier to manage than humans C Praise works only on humans, not animals D Animals, like humans, respond better to appreciation than criticism

          Question 12
Carnegie talks about an experiment with dogs and horses. What point was he illustrating?
A Animals are more influenced by rewards than by punishment
B Animals are easier to manage than humans
C Praise works only on humans, not animals
D Animals, like humans, respond better to appreciation than criticism

Question 12
Carnegie talks about an experiment with dogs and horses. What point was he illustrating?
A Animals are more influenced by rewards than by punishment
B Animals are easier to manage than humans
C Praise works only on humans, not animals
D Animals, like humans, respond better to appreciation than criticism

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Question 12 Carnegie talks about an experiment with dogs and horses. What point was he illustrating? (A) Animals are more influenced by rewards than by punishment (B) Animals are easier to manage than humans (C) Praise works only on humans, not animals D Animals, like humans, respond better to appreciation than criticism