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Why did Bubba want Matt to understand the importance of being positive?
Why did Bubba want Matt to understand the importance of being positive?
- So Matt could be taken home by a family
- So Matt could be happy and healthier (correct)
- So Matt could be loved by everyone
- So Matt could influence people in a positive way
Jade was a college student who volunteered at the shelter.
Jade was a college student who volunteered at the shelter.
True (A)
Why did Matt cry?
Why did Matt cry?
- Because he was hungry
- Because he was sad
- Because he was angry
- Because no one wanted to take him home (correct)
Dogs do not have thoughts and emotions.
Dogs do not have thoughts and emotions.
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What did Bubba bury in the hole?
What did Bubba bury in the hole?
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What did Bubba dig up from under the tree?
What did Bubba dig up from under the tree?
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Dogs do not have thoughts and emotions.
Dogs do not have thoughts and emotions.
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Why was Matt crying?
Why was Matt crying?
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Being positive is only beneficial for humans.
Being positive is only beneficial for humans.
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Jade's book was about the negative effects of being positive.
Jade's book was about the negative effects of being positive.
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Study Notes
The Importance of Positivity
- Being positive makes us happier and healthier, and helps us live longer and improves our relationships.
- Positivity also makes us better leaders and leads to greater success.
- Negativity has big costs, including increasing our risk of heart attack and stroke, weakening our immune system, and making us feel more stressed and depressed.
The Effect of Positivity on Dogs
- The research on positivity also applies to dogs, as they have thoughts and feel emotions too.
- Positivity can benefit dogs in the same way it benefits humans, making them happier and healthier.
Matt's Story
- Matt, a dog at the shelter, has a negative attitude that has kept him from being adopted.
- Bubba, a wise dog, explained the benefits of positivity to Matt and encouraged him to change his attitude.
- Matt realized that his negative attitude was the reason no one wanted to be around him or take him home.
Changing One's Attitude
- Bubba told Matt that he could change his attitude and become a positive dog that everyone wants to be around.
- Matt decided to start feeding the positive dog inside him and make a change for the better.
- Bubba promised to help Matt start his positive journey the next morning.
The Importance of Positivity
- Being positive makes us happier and healthier, and helps us live longer and improves our relationships.
- Positivity also makes us better leaders and leads to greater success.
- Negativity has big costs, including increasing our risk of heart attack and stroke, weakening our immune system, and making us feel more stressed and depressed.
The Effect of Positivity on Dogs
- The research on positivity also applies to dogs, as they have thoughts and feel emotions too.
- Positivity can benefit dogs in the same way it benefits humans, making them happier and healthier.
Matt's Story
- Matt, a dog at the shelter, has a negative attitude that has kept him from being adopted.
- Bubba, a wise dog, explained the benefits of positivity to Matt and encouraged him to change his attitude.
- Matt realized that his negative attitude was the reason no one wanted to be around him or take him home.
Changing One's Attitude
- Bubba told Matt that he could change his attitude and become a positive dog that everyone wants to be around.
- Matt decided to start feeding the positive dog inside him and make a change for the better.
- Bubba promised to help Matt start his positive journey the next morning.
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