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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Don't Shoot the Dog
Book • 2019
In 'Don't Shoot the Dog,' Karen Pryor explains the underlying principles of behavioral training and how these can be applied to various common situations.
The book covers topics such as reinforcement, shaping, and stimulus control, and provides eight methods for ending undesirable behavior.
Pryor emphasizes the use of positive reinforcement, illustrating its effectiveness through examples involving animals like dolphins, dogs, and cats, as well as human behavior.
The book is known for its clear and entertaining explanation, making it accessible to a broad audience and offering practical advice on training without the use of force, punishment, or guilt trips.
The book covers topics such as reinforcement, shaping, and stimulus control, and provides eight methods for ending undesirable behavior.
Pryor emphasizes the use of positive reinforcement, illustrating its effectiveness through examples involving animals like dolphins, dogs, and cats, as well as human behavior.
The book is known for its clear and entertaining explanation, making it accessible to a broad audience and offering practical advice on training without the use of force, punishment, or guilt trips.
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Recommended by
Tim Ferriss for understanding the principles of operant conditioning and their application to self-talk and behavior modification.


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