Sentences with phrase «to work for a reward»

They love working for rewards because they understand that by changing their own behavior they can affect their environment.

A number of other studies have also found that people working for a reward generally try to minimize challenge.

Dogs love challenges and giving them toys where they have to work for rewards engages their intellect which is very healthy for them.

Instead of just placing your cat kibble in a bowl, consider making your cat work for the reward.

Many rewards credit cards make credit card holders work for their rewards earnings by having them keep track of limited or rotating bonus categories.

And for that reason I think it draws in a lot of people, who want to see something different, want to work for the reward of a beautiful mountaintop view, and want to push the limits of their physical abilities.

Just as humans work for rewards, so do dogs, dolphins, chimpanzees, and all living things.

Dr Luke Clark, director at the Center for Gambling Research at the University of British Columbia, recently told PC Gamer: «The player is basically working for reward by making a series of responses, but the rewards are delivered unpredictably,» «We know that the dopamine system, which is targeted by drugs of abuse, is also very interested in unpredictable rewards.

Some rabbit rescue groups and online boutiques offer rabbit - safe treat toys made of twigs, baskets and more, to keep your bunny happily working for its reward.

If you're looking to work for a rewarding company that likes their employees to learn and grow, then partner with Lobel.

They were chosen because they love working for rewards, they are small and most people find them unintimidating.

This is no different from humans working for the rewards that motivate us.

Because it feels easy to get material goods, the child does not learn the reality of having to work for rewards or compensation.

You'll have to work for these rewards, but it's easier than you think.

Aren't we all working for rewards of one kind or another?

Fear and punishment promote the ego, so does a feeling of competition or working for rewards.

«Employ» your dog by having her work for rewards — this will keep her occupied, tire her out and provide valuable training and bonding experience.

Most Pit Bulls are eager learners, and will be happy to work for the rewards.

Every living thing on the planet will naturally work to attain greater resources / mating opportunities, etc... In countless laboratory experiments, using a variety of species, from mice to primates, animals who were trained to work for rewards, continued to do so, even when given free access to another food supply.

She is very active, muscular for a female and loves to work for a reward.

* It functions as a substitute for hunting for your cat — they have to work for the reward.

M'kay, if he's gonna be that insistent on eating his doggie «fast food,» then we got ta at least make him work for his reward and control his portions as discussed, right?

Our selection of play, teach and learn toys allow birds to work for rewards and solve puzzles, while allowing bird owners the fun of watching and interacting with their birds.

Of course there are exceptions, but the overwhelming majority of the hundreds of pit bulls I've worked with are highly food - motivated, drivey, clever and delighted to work for rewards.

Or put a hole in the top and hang it from your rabbit's cage so it has to do some work for its reward, which is a good way to keep your rabbit happily occupied.)

The dog will continue to work for a reward every third or fourth or tenth repetition, for he knows that eventually, he'll get that treat.

Clicker training is based on developing a «thinking dog» by having him work for his rewards by guessing what you want him to do.

One such example are the many good puzzle toys on the market today that allow you to stuff the toy with treats and allow your pet to work for its reward.

Try interactive toys: Treat - dispensing toys keep pets moving, which burns calories as they work for their reward.

Personally, I love a game that makes you work for your reward.

Admittedly I was playing alone as I didn't have any people nearby to battle, but the AI challengers did pose a threat on numerous occasions and clearly have no reservations on making you work for the reward, so even though this is a «Party» game designed for multiple players, it is still an enjoyable experience playing alone.

People get attached to games that make them work for their rewards, while anything else is ultimately disposable.