Apply learning theory to real behavior cases rather than relying on labels, trends, or a single training philosophy.
Students examine classical and operant conditioning, reinforcement, punishment, extinction, motivation, competing reinforcers, stimulus control, generalization, discrimination, fluency, emotional conditioning, and unintended consequences. Emphasis is placed on selecting methods according to the individual dog, goal, risk, and handler capability.
WSK9CO Education Credits: 6
Apply learning theory to real behavior cases rather than relying on labels, trends, or a single training philosophy.
Students examine classical and operant conditioning, reinforcement, punishment, extinction, motivation, competing reinforcers, stimulus control, generalization, discrimination, fluency, emotional conditioning, and unintended consequences. Emphasis is placed on selecting methods according to the individual dog, goal, risk, and handler capability.
WSK9CO Education Credits: 6