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Counterconditioning | Definition & Examples
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What is aversive conditioning, based on Pavlovian principles? A... | Filo
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Pavlok uses aversive conditioning, based on Pavlovian principles, to rapidly train your brain. The device pairs an uncomfortable stimulus with a bad habit, creating a strong negative association. This helps break undesired behaviors. #sharktank #kevinharrington #daymondjohn #barbaracorcoran #robertherjavec #kevinoleary #markcuban | Shark Tank Global
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Pavlok uses aversive conditioning, based on Pavlovian principles, to rapidly train your brain. The device pairs an uncomfortable stimulus with a bad habit, creating a strong negative association. This helps break undesired behaviors. #sharktank #kevinharrington #daymondjohn #barbaracorcoran #robertherjavec #kevinoleary #markcuban | Shark Tank Global
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Clarifying the Use of Aversive Control in Training Recently, there’s been some attention around a moment in one of my videos where I used what some have interpreted as aversive control. I’ve posted the original video, along with the two clips from a few days ago, so you can watch and make up your mind. However, I believe there’s been a misunderstanding among many people, so I’d like to clarify. In this particular instance, the aversive control I used was purely verbal, where I redirected the dog
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You don’t decide what’s and isn’t aversive. As we’ve discussed prior in regards to aversive control (fancy language for sharing negative consequences to change unwanted behavior), the critical aspect is that the dog has to find whatever the aversive or punisher you’re applying… intolerable. Now, pull the bunched up panties out and dab your tears. Lol. Intolerable doesn’t mean painful, damaging, harmful. It simply means the dog finds it intolerable enough to change the behavior you’re looking to
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Aversive Control, AKA, the elephant in the training room… I truly pity the owners attempting to navigate the dog training world. And to be honest, same goes for newer trainers attempting to find their way. The training world is often a brutal, nasty, unforgiving, and deeply polarized place. Endless conflicting information, endless fear-mongering, and all the politics and reputation-savaging you can eat. There are countless trainers who are deeply indoctrinated into a fantasty-based belief system
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The CORRECT e collar response after CORRECT conditioning. Stop bashing incredible tools and balanced trainers cause you’ve seen one idiot use it incorrectly. We don’t go around saying ‘painters are crap and bad’ just because one painter mucked up a wall or ‘car garages are a rip off’ just cause one garage over charged you a price. Everyone will have their own opinions about balanced trainers but I see so many ‘positive only’ (which is impossible to be positive only as you’ll ALWAYS use operate c
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