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Break down complex behaviors into smaller components from "summary" of Don't Shoot the Dog! by Karen Pryor

Breaking down complex behaviors into smaller components is a key concept in understanding how to effectively modify behavior in animals. By dissecting a behavior into its individual parts, we are better able to identify the specific elements that contribute to the overall behavior. This approach allows us to target each component separately, making it easier to address and modify the behavior as a whole. For example, let's consider the behavior of a dog jumping up on people. This behavior may seem like a single action, but in reality, it is made up of several smaller components. These components may include the dog making eye contact, approaching the person, jumping up, and receiving attention. By breaking down the behavior in...
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