Q&A #112
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Http://ForceFreeDogTraining.Info Objectives: Glossary Fraud – a person or thing intended to deceive others, typically by unjustifiably claiming or being credited with accomplishments or qualities. Incompetence…
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Objectives How do we start our decision process in regards to what level/intensity of punishment to use during training plans? Consider your foundation LIMA especially…
Pigeons were punished with mild shock for pecking during one of two components of a multiple schedule. They eventually recovered so that they pecked at…
Two experiments were run to demonstrate the presence of a partial reinforcement extinction effect (PREE) and a partial punishment effect (PPE) 4 weeks after training…
In three experiments a total of 100 hungry rats were trained to run an alley for food reward and then given electric shocks at the…
According to the study by Nathan H. Azrin, the effectiveness of punishment in modifying behavior depends significantly on its intensity and the context in which…
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Objectives What is Phase 3 Training? Phase 3 focuses on teaching dogs how to escape and avoid aversives that will be considered more motivational than…
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What is avoidance conditioning? What do some examples look like? Why is it best to concentrate on it at this specific point in our checklist?…
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Objectives What is a conditioned punisher? Classical conditioning terminology Why is it also called a secondary punisher? Why is teaching a conditioned punisher useful? How…
Objectives What is escape conditioning? Why wait until “Phase 2” to teach it? Why do you want to teach mechanics before phase 2 What is…