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Chapter 14

Checkpoint: Shutdown Is Not Calm

Five questions before you move on.

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1. A horse in true neutral has...
  • ANo movement at all
  • BA soft eye, a flicking ear and breath in the flank
  • CA dull eye and still ear
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B. A soft eye, a flicking ear and breath in the flank
Yes.
2. Flooding creates...
  • ALearned helplessness
  • BConfidence
  • CRespect
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A. Learned helplessness
Right. Not used in Leyden Horsemanship.
3. Hook on versus shutdown:
  • AThey are the same
  • BBoth are giving up
  • CHook on is choosing you; shutdown is giving up
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C. Hook on is choosing you; shutdown is giving up
Correct.
4. A shut down team member often says yes...
  • AAfter a pause
  • BWith no pause
  • CNever
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B. With no pause
Yes.
5. Which leaders produce shutdown most reliably?
  • AThe absent one and the cruel one
  • BThe predictable one
  • CThe steady one
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A. The absent one and the cruel one
Right. Both praise the quiet.
Up next: Chapter 15: The Lifetime Horse, the Lifetime Team

Checkpoint: Shutdown Is Not Calm

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