Training with Mo, By Martha Greenlee
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Lesson 5: Reward Based Systems 101
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Lesson 4: “Pressure”, Pain, and Aversive Control as a Basic Framework of Training
Aversive Control as a Basic Framework of Training Definitions: Aversive Control - The use of an aversive stimulus or consequence, such as punishment or negative reinforcement, to control behavior. Punishment - In operant conditioning, the process in which the relationship, or contingency, between a
Lesson 3 Notes: Pointing Dogs, an Overview
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Lesson 2 Notes
Practical Application of Behavioral Principles in Dog Training Behaviorist’s Perspective - “Behavior is simply a response to environmental stimuli.” Classical Conditioning: Marker Systems -Marker starts as a neutral stimulus (NS) -Marker is paired with an unconditioned stimulus (UCS) that is know to produce