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Chapter 8

Checkpoint: Diagnose First, Respond Second

Five questions before you move on.

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1. What are the three permitted diagnoses?
  • AStubborn, lazy, difficult
  • BConfusion, fear, discomfort
  • CWeather, feed, breed
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B. Confusion, fear, discomfort
Correct.
2. A label like lazy is...
  • AA diagnosis
  • BA place you stop looking
  • CUseful shorthand
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B. A place you stop looking
Right.
3. What is the first of the five questions?
  • AIs everyone safe right now?
  • BAm I the problem?
  • CIs the equipment the problem?
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A. Is everyone safe right now?
Yes.
4. Why change one variable at a time?
  • AIt is not needed
  • BSo you know what worked; five at once is a panic
  • CIt is faster
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B. So you know what worked; five at once is a panic
Right.
5. A worried horse and a pushy horse should be handled...
  • ABoth with more pressure
  • BThe same way
  • CDifferently; fear must never be punished like defiance
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C. Differently; fear must never be punished like defiance
Correct.
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