Your Lexicon of ABA Terms
The Language of Our Profession
Your Lexicon – A Practical Dictionary for Pet Trainers & Behavior Consultants!
Version Two
This version was contributed to by Niki Tudge MBA PCBC-A CDBC CDT and Louise Stapleton-Frappell BA (Hons) PCT- A PCBC-A CAP3 CTDI DN-FSG DN-CPCT CWRI
Book Description
Discover the Ultimate Canine and Feline Behavioral Glossary
Elevate your professional practice and build a bulletproof vocabulary with A Lexicon of Practical Terms for Pet Trainers & Behavior Consultants
This comprehensive reference guide bridges the gap between scientific theory and hands-on application
This third edition serves as an indispensable tool for enhancing your daily operations and client communications
Aligned with a strict commitment to science-based, force-free principles, this lexicon moves away from outdated alpha and dominance mythologies to focus on the real variables maintaining behavior
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Examples:
Adduction
The presentation of two or more discriminative stimuli to evoke a new complex behavioral response. Adduction often involves the use of modifier cues such as right/left, up/down, large/small.
Examples:
Down (lie down) + Heel (stay next to handler’s left leg) –> Crawl
Ball + Small + Fetch –> Retrieve the small ball
Elicit
A term that applies to Respondent Conditioning and reflexive behaviors. These behaviors are not under voluntary control and thus are elicited by the pet, in contrast to evoked, which is a behavior that is under voluntary control and subject to Operant Conditioning. Eye blinks, emotions, and digestive juices are all examples of elicited behaviors.
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