Sentences with phrase «as behaviorist»

• In this parenting article on permissive parenting styles, you'll get: • A good historical understanding of how permissive parenting (also know as the Freudian approach) saw the light of day as a stark contrast to the prevailing authoritarian parenting (known as the behaviorist approach)!

As a behaviorist, Hetts works with trainers when repeated follow up visits are necessary to help owners implement her recommended behavior modification procedures.

In my introduction I stated that «as a behaviorist Liz is not a «cosmic» or «touchy feely» type behaviorist, her work was shaped by years working as a veterinary technician and steeped in sound behavioral principles....

My education, experience working as a behaviorist at the VTH after graduate school, and later at a large animal shelter, the Denver Dumb Friends League, and for the past 10 years full time with ABA, Inc. have given me the breadth and depth of knowledge I need to help you and your pets live together happily.

Prior to opening Animal Alliances, Kelley served as the behaviorist for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA).

In her previous position as the Behaviorist for the Massachusetts SPCA, Ms. Bollen conducted and published research on the reliability of shelter dog behavior evaluations.

In her previous position as the Behaviorist for the Massachusetts SPCA, Ms. Bollen conducted published research on the reliability of shelter dog behavior evaluations.

As a behaviorist, I found the studies in using Lavender and Chamomile for stress reduction most interesting.

Despite my experience, I don't market myself as a behaviorist and I feel like a fledgling in the vast realm of experts who have undertaken companion animal training as their profession.

If the trainer is qualified as a behaviorist, she can also treat issues like resource guarding, handling issues, some other types of aggression, some types of excessive barking or meowing and some fears.

Any dog trainer (which as discussed above could be anyone), can also refer to themselves as a behaviorist even if they don't have the educational background to back that word up.

The group dynamics at work interested him as a behaviorist.

This came, on a large scale, just as the behaviorist reaction against the McDougall type of instinct theory was setting in, and Freud was very generally identified with this «old - fashioned» type of theory.

I work as a Behaviorist, I love my job, it's different every day and keeps me on my...

We are trained as behaviorist, chefs, entrepreneurs, managers and the list goes on.

As a behaviorist, I like to clarify misconceptions about the science.

Non-professionals may describe themselves as behaviorists.

Unfortuantely, some dog trainers who have no certification in behavior maintain they can deal with behavior issues, and even market themselves as behaviorists.

Not exact matches

The analytic emphasis on the deeper dynamics of human behavior and the behaviorist emphasis on regarding behavioral «symptoms» as real problems both have therapeutic validity.

The behaviorist criticism assumes that responsibility comes to us as a litany of rules to be learned.

So I developed the Collusion Spectrum as a more accurate descriptive means of sorting out human interactions, relying heavily on the empirical data of several social psychologists, mostly of a behaviorist orientation (George Homans, J. Thibaut, H. Kelley, the early Timothy Leary, Robert Carson, and Harold Rausch).

Those chapters reflect the arguments MacIntyre had been developing against behaviorist and deterministic accounts of action, as well as his development of Wittgenstein's distinction between description and explanation — all of which is crucial for the constructive account After Virtue gives of practical reason and the virtues.

Behaviorists point to the public observability of behavior compared to mind taken as something more than just behavior.

The discredited behaviorist view sees the baby as an interloper into the life of the parents, an intrusion who must be controlled by various means so the adults can live their lives without too much bother.

It is written by a vet behaviorist too so it cover health issues as well.

Behaviorist John B. Watson once even went so far as to warn parents, «When you are tempted to pet your child, remember that mother love is a dangerous instrument.»

I think you're right that the emphasis on bonding probably initially came about as a reaction to the behaviorist school of psychology that emphasized a style of child - rearing that, well, was probably not ideal either in terms of emotional development.

At the forefront of this effort is Stanley Coren, a behaviorist from the University of British Columbia, who draws on decades of research to explore the psychological motivations behind dogs» everyday behaviors, as well as what science says about their barks, thoughts, and dreams.

As a result, Pepperberg's work has won accolades for its persuasiveness from the likes of Oxford animal behaviorist Marian Stamp Dawkins, an authority on animal consciousness and a skeptic about many studies in the field.

Temple Grandin, Ph.D., is a professor, best - selling author, animal behaviorist, and autism self - advocate in top demand as an international speaker.

Grown in a lab, Morgan is as genderless as the keyboard I'm typing upon but those who've spent their formative years with it — including Rose Leslie's overly - empathetic behaviorist Amy Menser, Toby Jones» paternal mad scientist Dr. Simon Ziegler and Chris Sullivan's naively gentle technician — recognize her gender, identity and emotions as genuine.

In the behaviorist worldview, the environment is all, and the student is passive and as helpless as an infant.

According to behaviorist principles, it is no longer «incumbent upon the student to do what is necessary to succeed,» for it is the responsibility of the teacher «to find the right stimulus that will cause a student to respond as desired.»

Like the behaviorists, Dewey saw the classroom environment (created by the teacher) as ultimately determinative of whether students learn.

The author, a certified cat behaviorist for 30 years with eight bestsellers and a TV series under her belt, created the book to serve as an FAQ, but it's also a work of advocacy.

It was further reinforced in behaviorist circles by their dogmatic refusal to consider the treatment of «subjective» data as scientifically admissible, and of course by the elementaristic bias which has been discussed above.

According to Wikipedia, aggression is usually defined by canine behaviorists as «the intent to do harm.»

Bird behaviorists have stated that many of the bad behaviors pet birds can demonstrate such as yelling, biting, feather plucking and so on are mainly due to two factors: poor nutrition and boredom.

Professionals in this field are usually known as applied animal behaviorists.

In other cases, the animal behaviorist may work with wildlife management programs to develop methods to ensure the safety of wild animals, such as by determining their migratory behavior and developing strategies to reduce the potential for encounters with humans.

Currently, while this field has a number of professional certification services such as the Animal Behavior Society (ABS), which certifies applied animal behaviorists, there is no state or federal requirement for certification.

The animal behaviorist will attempt to determine the best methods to modify the behavior of the wild animals, as well as educating any local residents in how to avoid potential confrontations.

As a dog behaviorist, I am an expert in helping dogs that have abnormal repetitive behaviors, emotional disturbances (aggression, anxiety, fearfulness, panicking, depression, and often involves digging out medical reasons for behavioral problems), and a wide variety of stress related behaviors.

As pet owners, livestock managers and wildlife specialists come to prefer humane behavioral modification techniques, animal behaviorists will find their unique skills in high demand.

Whether it is as an animal behaviorist supervising a zoo or wildlife park or as an applied animal behaviorist helping a family work to adjust the behavior of their beloved companion animals, the animal behaviorist is part of an increasingly well - compensated and respected field.

Thus, only those behaviors that can be shown experimentally, in a laboratory, to be modified by the environmental consequences are relevant, and if someone doesn't adhere to the Operant Conditioning model for all of their training then that person is somehow defective as an animal behaviorist.

So as the «take them in the back» or «please wait in the waiting area as we treat «approach was used, animal behaviorist recognized the fear inducing effect of this.

This exciting and family - friendly event will take place at the Shipley Arena in Westminster from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. With more than 60 vendors participating, visitors will have opportunities to interact with pet professionals such as veterinarians, animal behaviorists, kennel owners, artists, groomers, trainers, and businesses that provide products and services to pets and their owners.

Dr. Overall is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (DACVB) and is certified by the Animal Behavior Society as an Applied Animal Behaviorist (CAAB).

As a Certified Veterinary Behaviorist, Dr. Ciribassi said the issue he sees the most is fear based aggression.