Sentences with phrase «instead reward behaviors»

Because clicker trainers don't use punishment, but instead reward behaviors they like, clicker - trained pets learn amazingly quickly and develop strong, deep bonds with the humans who train them.

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Instead of spanking a child for misbehavior, reward him for good behavior.

Instead of stopping problem behaviors, fighting back will lead you to «unintentionally rewarding the misbehavior you're trying to stop.»

I wonder what would happen if I gave my kids their own habit tracker, or sticker chart, and then I told them that instead of me doing it, they would evaluate and reward their own behavior?

Instead of rewarding positive behaviors, the authoritarian parent only provides feedback in the form of punishments for misbehavior.

Sundance Canyon Academy stays away from traditional behavior modification techniques of punishment and rewards, and instead focuses on healing the problems and therefore affecting behavioral changes.

You can make this system even more effective by reversing the usual rules: Instead of giving rewards for good behavior, take them away for bad behavior.

This way, instead of acting out in order to get the option of a reward, they engage in good behavior from the start.

Instead, offer your kids rewards when they've exhibited good behavior.

Instead of looking for ways to punish bad behavior, look for ways to praise and reward the good behavior you see.

But rewarding laggards for promises, instead of achievers for their successes, rewards state and local officials for the very behavior one wishes to discourage.

One of the key ways to «provide the conditions for growth» or, as the National Research Council put it, «create a set of circumstances,» is by emphasizing intrinsic motivation (choosing to do an activity in order to gain pleasure from or in order to help achieve an internalized goal) instead of extrinsic motivation (doing a specific behavior in order to gain an outside reward).

Instead of using punishments and rewards to influence the way students behave, restorative approaches address the underlying reasons for students» hurtful behavior and nurture their intrinsic desire to treat others with care and respect.

Instead of punishing students for bad behavior, students are rewarded for good behavior.

Once you've stopped giving treats every time your cat does a desired behavior, you should still use treats as rewards instead of just giving them freely, or else you're likely to turn your cat into a beggar.

Once he knows his commands well, and has been rewarded for good these good behaviors, he'll soon be offering these behaviors instead of the unwanted ones.

Instead, staff encourage good behavior and will train your dog throughout the day using rewards.

Instead, the puppy will repeat behaviors such as going to his bed because he gets rewarded for them, versus potential undesirable behaviors from the application of pain through hitting, beating, jabbing, or poking.

Command - Response - Reward is a vital technique for nearly all behavior problems: instead of yelling or hitting the dog, interrupt the bad behavior by giving a command (possibly so simple as «sit»), and then once the response is obtained, the dog is rewarded with a treat or lavish praise.

Instead, stay calm and reward the dog's calm behavior and progress in approaching the area.

Instead, I use the presentation and removal of rewards to get more of the behaviors we like, and less of the behaviors we don't like.

Instead of rewarding this undesirable behavior, ignore your cat's excessive meowing.

Instead, focus on reinforcing their positive behavior with treats, praise and other rewards.

They respond better to positive training, wherein the trainer rewards appropriate behavior instead of punishing inappropriate behavior.

Positive reinforcement means constantly rewarding good behavior, so instead of giving dogs a bigger savory treat every time — which won't be good for their waistline — break up the already smaller Lil» Trainers ™ so there will be no guilt and all the good behavior.

After a decade of training this way, I learned that rewarding good behavior instead of correcting bad behavior was the best way to train dogs (or any living creature for that matter).

Instead of letting him eat his food all at once, use kibble to reward good behaviors.

Instead you should consider other options, like treat cups to reward your puppy for his good behavior.

Instead, with clicker training, we learn to focus on and reward the behaviors we want from our dog.

He needs to be rewarded for wanted behaviors, instead of being punished repeatedly for unwanted behaviors.

Use positive reinforcement to reward the behaviors you want instead of punishing the bad behaviors you are trying to train your dog not to do.

If your dog gets used to having his begging behavior rewarded he will be more likely to turn up his nose at regular dog food, hoping that you will give him something tastier instead.

Punishment is counter-productive in cat training, so use methods that reward good behaviors instead, and use «booby - trapping» and prevention to deal with unwanted behaviors.

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.

Instead of responding with punishment or aversive techniques, set your dog up for success, and reward good behavior with treats, like Vita Bone biscuits, and praise, of course!

Instead of punishing your Pug for bad behavior, you should implement a training program that involves rewarding your Pug puppy for good behavior.

It relies mostly on the use of rewards for training behaviors, as well as teaching them to practice good behaviors instead of unwanted ones.

Usually, if the behavior is just ignored, instead of rewarded, it will stop... since dogs, like people, have a natural instinct to «do what works».

Instead, look for a trainer who withholds rewards when a dog doesn't behave appropriately, or ignores negative behavior until the dog begins to behave.

If needed, ask him to sit or lie down and reward him for that behavior instead.

Instead, reward good behavior such as responding to commands during the noises.

Don't punish your cat for unwanted behavior; instead, reward her for doing something you like.

Your best friend is also sensitive to negative or positive outcomes to his behavior, so make sure you always reward good behavior instead of punishing him for bad behavior, this way, your dog will always want to get his treat and behave in a good way.

This way, you reward good behavior instead of punishing him for bad behavior, which, in turn, will become less likely to happen since your dog craves your praise.

Dogs that are less inclined toward food and more inclined towards affection can be trained using the same method but instead of treats utilize positive verbalizations and petting to reward desired behavior.

If the cats are fighting over access to and attention from you, you can teach them that this behavior is not rewarding, that it drives away your attention instead.

In each case, the heaping rewards that soon follow reinforce the calm, peaceful, respectful, obedient, patient behavior instead of the anxious, demanding, dominant, aggressive kind.

Instead, the American Society of Veterinary Animal Behaviorists notes in its 2008 position statement against the use of dominance theory in the behavior modification of animals, «most undesirable behaviors in our pets are not related to priority access to resources; rather, they are due to accidental rewarding of the undesirable behavior.»

Instead, choose a method of discipline that uses rewards for proper behavior and discourages unwanted behavior by startling the puppy with a loud noise, such as shaking a can full of pennies.

By rewarding some behaviors over others, by keeping some promises not others, by having some expectations instead of others, you get the audience you deserve.