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Author: Michael D'Abruzzo

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Rethinking Positive and Negative Reinforcement in Dog Training: Jack Michael’s Argument for Simplified Terminology (1975)

Jack Michael’s 1975 article, “Positive and Negative Reinforcement: A Distinction That Is No Longer Necessary,” argues for simplifying operant conditioning terminology to avoid common misinterpretations,…

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IAABC – A History of Unfair and Discriminatory Practices Against Dog Trainers

www.IAABC.info The questions we seek to answer? Ethical trainers take action against abusers, but the IAABC members take action against competitors. Putnam Humane Society The…

The Relationship Between Expectancy Learning and Allostasis

Expectancy learning and allostasis are both crucial concepts related to the brain’s ability to predict, adapt, and manage responses to stimuli and stressors, but they…

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Comparison of the Efficacy and Welfare of Different Training Methods in Stopping Chasing Behavior in Dogs, Johnson, A.C., & Wynne, C.D.L. (2024)

Understanding the Role of E-Collars in Dog Training: Insights from a 2024 Study The use of electronic collars (e-collars) in dog training has been a…

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Negative Effects of Positive Reinforcement, Michael Perone 2003

Summary: Procedures classified as positive reinforcement are generally regarded as more desirable than those classified as aversive—those that involve negative reinforcement or punishment. However, this…

Dr. Eduardo Fernandez’s LIFE Approach to Dog Training – Is it an Illegal Force Free agenda?

Direct link: http://DogTraining.LIFE “Thank you also for the time spent setting the record straight concerning the way Fernandez misrepresented, distorted, and unfairly criticized the LIMA…

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