Sentences with phrase «cue as the behavior»

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It is as if we all contain a multitude of characters and patterns of behavior, and these characters and patterns are bidden by cues we don't even hear.

The first stages of speech development involve behavior cues such as looking at or turning toward sound, meeting a caregiver's gaze, and making babbling noises.

It's an interesting theory, he says, but «there are other equally feasible hypotheses, such as if a child is impulsive, has autism, is inattentive to social cues, has trouble internalizing verbal social rules, has seen modeling of inappropriate behavior, or lacks a sense of social boundaries.»

Prenatal education topics that should be covered include: the benefits of breastfeeding, the importance of exclusive breastfeeding, basics of breastfeeding management, possible effect of analgesia / anesthesia on infant behavior, rationale for care practices such as skin - to - skin contact, rooming - in, and infant feeding cues.

Watch for cues that your baby or toddler is getting overtired, such as more crankiness or behavior problems, waking up even earlier in the morning, or numerous night wakings, and set bedtime accordingly.

Pacifiers and bottles reinforce that tiny mouth and may cause some biting behaviors, as well as masking feeding cues which could impact their milk intake, their growth, and your milk supply.

As you learn to tolerate stress, you will in turn be teaching your child — who takes cues from your behavior — how to cope with situations of uncertainty or doubt.

Knowing these larvae respond to odors but not fully understanding the process by which they make decisions via olfactory cues, scientists at UC Santa Barbara are using this model organism to study brain function as it relates to behavior control.

As a consequence, the animals learned to change their behavior in response to these cues: the cue signaling availability promoted the lever - pressing, while the cues signaling omission suppressed this reward - seeking behavior.

The researchers placed the robot in a shared tank with shoals of live zebrafish, aiming to determine if the fish would perceive the robot as a predator, and whether visual cues from the robot could be used to modulate the fishes» social behavior and activity.

Using an animal model of this syndrome, scientists from the Florida campus of The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) have discovered that mutations in PTEN affect the assembly of connections between two brain areas important for the processing of social cues: the prefrontal cortex, an area of the brain associated with complex cognitive processes such as moderating social behavior, and the amygdala, which plays a role in emotional processing.

The fish make an ideal model for these studies, as they need no training to exhibit several easily recognized behaviors in response to visual cues in their watery surroundings.

The unmatched size between live and robotic fish in [20] may act as a confound for elucidating the role of flow cues produced by fish locomotion on collective behavior.

Controlled animal replicas that incorporate several biologically relevant features from the target species, such as phenotypic cues and locomotion patterns [59], can yield further insight into the social behavior of fish.

Despite these findings, however, it is generally not clear how extrinsic cues are integrated within the cell to control the behavior of cell - intrinsic regulators of ES cell pluripotency such as Oct4 [1].

Does this mean that a woman can wink to a man to give him the cue that she's interested, but a man can't wink at a woman as she'll find his behavior lazy?

Cuing the class about expected behaviors through prearranged signals, such as raising a hand to indicate that all students should take their seats.

Using a wide variety of verbal and physical reactions to students» misbehavior, such as moving closer to offending students and using a physical cue, such as a finger to the lips, to point out inappropriate behavior.

The scent of previous elimination sites can function as an olfactory cue for elimination behavior.

I think of trainers as «school teachers» who teach normal dogs basic manners and cues, «counselors» who can work with some minor abnormalities like mild fears or difficulty concentrating, and «intervention counselors» who work with the behavior modification aspect of behavior disorders.

Training alternative behaviors such as training your dog to leave the room on cue.

It can also help to learn to read cues such as flattened ears, twitching tail, etc., and when noticed, give a reward before the behavior becomes aggressive.

Doing the behaviors you normally do before leaving (such as picking up your keys, putting on a jacket, putting on your shoes, and even opening the door) but not going anywhere can help to desensitize your dog to those cues.

This is a more complex behavior as you need to teach your animal a cue which means «imitate me,» but it's certainly a fun way to teach new behaviors!

You may have heard or read about some additional behavior modification techniques for separation anxiety in dogs, such as graduated departures, desensitization to departure cues, or «independence training.»

This course focuses on teaching your puppy foundation skills such as giving attention to you, offering good behavior, and responding to cues, as well as all of the necessary skills for a lifetime of adventures with you!

Learn how to positively introduce basic cues such as sit, down, come, etc. and how to address common puppy behaviors such as mouthing, housetraining, chewing, etc..

You'll teach your pup the cue «Sit» as a default behavior...

After she performed the behavior correctly a number of times upon request, I added the verbal cue «door» as I gave her a visual cue.

Private sessions include teaching you and your puppy to form a relationship and bond that will last for years, as well as how to prevent your puppy from practicing undesired behaviors, train basic obedience cues, and how to socialize your puppy in a variety of environments to prevent future behavior issues.

Pain score sheets that demonstrate how ferrets show pain can be useful in discussing oral care with owners, as ferrets with dental disease may continue to eat and behavior cues may otherwise be too subtle for owners to notice or perceive as oral pain.

Also, you will learn how to be calm and confident with your dog, how to live without the fear of the next outburst as you cue behaviors to guide your dog to do things other than bark, lunge and burst with over-stimulated responses.

Obedience training is usually thought of as mastering a series of commands that indicate what behavior we want the dog to do, combined with a release cue that tells the dog when he can stop doing -LSB-...]

Sometimes, we as humans are in such a rush to get a dog's behavior on perfectly on cue, we forget to determine whether «getting the behavior» is the...

Auditory and visual cues can be used to train out a lot of behaviors, but nipping / biting is something that has to happen as a result of behavioral and psychological changes towards external stimuli.

As animal behaviors and veterinarian Dr. Sophia Yin claims» quell that irresistible urge to blabber his name and the cue repeatedly».

Such classes teach pets to perform cued behaviors such as sit, stand, and lie on their side to aid in positioning for procedures, going to a mat or station to be able to get an accurate weight, or even performing a «chin rest» to keep their head still during a blood draw or ear cleaning.

Once the owner has taught their dog to perform a «problem» behavior on cue, the behavior is no longer a problem that works against training, instead the activity may now be used as reward to reinforce training.

With ambiguous cues, as with any doggy behavior, the important questions are: 1.

Although teaching a dog obedience behaviors like sitting on cue, not jumping on people, walking nicely on a leash, and coming when called is highly desirable, obedience alone will not resolve behavior issues such as fear, anxiety or aggression.

A very successful training ploy is to «put behavior problems on cue» — to train the dog to bounce and bark on command, as in the Jazz - up & Settle Down and the Woof / Shush exercises.

Dog trainers will suggest to owners that teaching a cue, such as «quiet,» can turn their dogs» barking into a positive behavior before it gets them in trouble with the entire neighborhood.

Making a huge fuss over your own comings / goings will serve as a cue for your dog's negative behavior.

With dogs we can see this manifested as hostility to strangers, unpredictable behavior, separation anxiety, and an inability to understand social cues from other dogs, among other behavior problems.

We work on cues such as sit, down, paying attention, loose leash walking, coming when called, stay, leave it, and other useful behaviors that are part of a strong foundation.

Your dog may have taken these unconscious hand movements as cues for a behavior.

This includes basic cues such as sit, down, stay, target, loose leash walking, come, a basic trick and basic behavior modification issues.

Whether you teach the behavior first as with clicker training and then add the cue word or teach the word while you guide the dog into the position, you still have to teach and reinforce that «sit» always means «lower your hindquarters to the floor.»

Once your cat has learned the behavior, you can add a cue word or phrase such as «bed» or «go to bed.»

Her methods of leadership and taking body language cues from animals are invaluable for pet training as well as improving our understanding of animals and their behavior so that we can care for, appreciate, and enjoy our time with them better.