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Cues and CueingThe Poisoned Cue: Positive and Negative Discriminative StimuliBy Karen Pryor on 06/25/2002Why clicking and correction don't mix. Behavior analysts refer to a learned stimulus that triggers an operant behavior as a 'discriminative stimulus.' The behaviorists do not, as far as I know, differentiate between a discriminative stimulus that was trained through positive reinforcement and one that was trained through negative reinforcement. Click to Be Fit: Fun Canine Fitness TrainingBy Bridget Thomas on 04/10/2024Want to try some fun and games? How to Put an End to Counter-SurfingBy Aidan Bindoff on 11/03/2023Many dog owners complain that their dogs steal food from kitchen counters or even the dinner table. A new term was even coined to describe this behavior: counter-surfing. If you're tired of losing your dinner to a sneaky pooch every time you turn your back, here's what you can do about it. What to Do When Your Dog Loses His Cue: Training Outdoors with DistractionsBy Christina Waggoner on 04/07/2023Please come “He only does what I ask when he wants to. It’s really hit or miss.” Ignorance Is Bliss: Real-World Use of Modifiers with a Search & Rescue DogBy Ken Ramirez on 05/24/2018A search-and-rescue start |
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