Doggy fashion.
The article reports on the study conducted by Tony Swets of the fictitious Poppletonian University, which showed that dogs were four times more likely to steal food that they are told not to eat when they were in the dark than when they are in a lit room.
| Publicado en: | Times Higher Education no. 2090; p. 76 |
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TSL Education Limited
2/28/2013
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