human judgment in diagnosing problem behavior in horses using
human judgment in diagnosing problem behavior in horses using
human judgment in diagnosing problem behavior in horses using
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Chapter 6 is the result and discussion chapter <strong>in</strong> which the result from the<br />
evaluation and usage of the system will be used as a conclusion on how the user, <strong>in</strong> this<br />
case the owner or the tra<strong>in</strong>er/handler of the horse, makes <strong>judgment</strong>s on what type of<br />
<strong>behavior</strong>al <strong>problem</strong>s the horse is display<strong>in</strong>g. The model of <strong>judgment</strong> made by the user<br />
will be compared to the Brunswick’s Lens Model, which is found to be the same <strong>in</strong> the<br />
sense that accord<strong>in</strong>g to the Lens Model, the environment and the perceiver have to play<br />
an active role <strong>in</strong> the <strong>judgment</strong> process. Lastly, the overall conclusion of the study will<br />
also be discussed <strong>in</strong> this chapter. It will <strong>in</strong>clude limitation or <strong>problem</strong>s related to the<br />
study, as well as the comparison between the models. Further studies and other areas of<br />
focus are also suggested.<br />
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