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1. Question
What signs or body language are you looking for from herd members to communicate it is ok for you to approach, meet and/ or make requests?
- Moving toward you at speed
- Relaxation, softly turning toward you and ears back
- Alert with curiosity, relaxed body and face, looking toward you
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2. Question
How do horses predominantly communicate their feelings and wants?
- Visually
- With sound
- Using scent
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3. Question
Why is it helpful to teach clients about how horses communicate?

(Select all that apply)
- Because that's what EAL/EAP is
- So they can interact with your herd without you present
- To help keep them safe
- As part of the Horse Wisdom Psycho Education approach
- To help facilitate connection and understanding (if a relevant learning or therapeutic goal)
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4. Question
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- Sometimes humans create herds by turning horses out occasionally with unknown horses. This can sometimes lead to and as horses have to communicate more overtly.

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Communication & Expression Quiz