It's not a pleasant comparison, but a study by scientists found that fan behavior
An international team of scientists analyzedmore than a million posts on social networks from more than 4,000 users. They found a connection between how often people posted and how often they received likes. In simple terms: people post more on social media if they are liked more often.
Scientists have compared this to the behavior of rats when searchingfood. We're talking about experiments in Skinner's box. It is built on the principle of food reward. In such experiments, rats are taught, for example, to press a button after being exposed to a light or sound signal. For the correct actions, the animal receives food. That is, huskies work for humans in the same way as food rewards for rats.