
Walking in the Woods with Dogs by Debbie Jacobs
By Debbie Jacobs, CPDT, RBT


Science and Human Behavior: The Problem of Control
36:29
- Denying Control
- Refusing to Control
- Diversifying Control
- Controlling Control
- A POSSIBLE SAFEGUARD AGAINST DESPOTISM
- WHO WILL CONTROL
- THE FATE OF THE INDIVIDUAL
- footnote: Harvard Educational Review, Fall 1948, page 212
- Fearfuldogs.com
https://fearfuldogs.thinkific.com/courses/ABAforpets

Chapter 28 -Designing A Culture-Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
Read by Debbie Jacobs with permission by the Skinner Foundation
https://www.bfskinner.org/product/the-technology-of-teaching-pdf/
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- VALUE JUDGEMENTS
- THE SURVIVAL OF A CULTURE
- CAN WE ESTIMATE SURVIVAL VALUE

Chapter 27-Culture and Control- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
- THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT AS CULTURE
- THE EFFECT OF CULTURE UPON BEHAVIOR
- Work level
- Motivation
- Emotional dispositions
- Repertoire
- Self-control
- Self-knowledge
- Neurotic behavior
- CULTURAL CHARACTER
Mentioned: Theory of the Leisure Class by Thorstein Veblen
MUSIC: Pacific Sun Nicolai Heidlas Music

How To Teach Animals by B. F. Skinner
Skinner, B. F. (1951). How to teach animals. Scientific American, 185(6), 26–29.
Online PDF version
https://ia800602.us.archive.org/16/items/SkinnerB.F.1938.TheBehaviorOfOrganismsAnExperimentalAnalysis/Skinner,%20B.%20F.%20(1951).%20How%20to%20teach%20animals.pdf

Chapter 26-Education-Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- 28:58
- Music: We Are One by Vexento
- EDUCATION
- EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES AND THEIR TECHNIQUES OF CONTROL
- The educational institution
- EDUCATIONAL REINFORCEMENT
- THE BEHAVIOR RESULTING FROM EDUCATIONAL CONTROL
- Knowledge
- COUNTERCONTROL

Chapter 17 Private Events in a Natural Science- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>PRIVATE EVENTS IN A NATURAL SCIENCE</li>
<li>The World Within One’s Skin</li>
<li>Verbal Responses To Private Events</li>
<li>Varieties Of Private Stimulation</li>
<li>Responses To One’s Own Discriminative Behavior</li>
<li>Conditioned Seeing</li>
<li>The practical importance of conditioned seeing</li>
<li>Operant Seeing</li>
<li>Traditional Treatment Of The Problem</li>
<li>Objections to the traditional view</li>
<li>Other Proposed Solutions</li>
<li>Studying one’s own private world</li>
<li>The physiology of sensation</li>
<li>Operational definitions of sensation and image</li>
<li>The private made public</li>
</ul>

Chapter 16 Thinking- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>THE BEHAVIOR OF MAKING DECISIONS</li>
<li>ORIGIN AND MAINTENANCE OF THE BEHAVIOR OF DECIDING</li>
<li>THE BEHAVIOR OF RECALL</li>
<li>PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS</li>
<li>"HAVING AN IDEA"</li>
<li>ORIGINALITY IN IDEAS</li>
<li>Music: Pacific Sun, Nicolai Heidlas Music</li>
<li>Narration: Debbie Jacobs CPDT, RBT</li>
</ul>

Section 3- The Individual As A Whole- Chapter 15 Self Control- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- SELF CONTROL
- The "Self-Determination" Of Conduct
- "Self-Control"
- Techniques of Control
- Physical restraint and physical aid.
- Changing the stimulus.
- Depriving and satiating.
- Manipulating emotional conditions.
- Using aversive stimulation.
- Drugs.
- Operant conditioning.
- Punishment.
- "Doing something else."
- THE ULTIMATE SOUCE OF CONTROL
- Music: Pacific Sun by Nicolai Heidlas Music

Chapter 14 The Analysis of Complex Cases- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>Oversimplification</li>
<li>Multiple Effects Of A Single Variable</li>
<li>Multiple Causes</li>
<li>The Practical Use Of Multiple Causation</li>
<li>Projection And Identification</li>
<li>Multiple Variables In Perception</li>
<li>Variable With Incompatible Effects</li>
<li>Algebraic Summation</li>
<li>Prepotency</li>
<li>To Do Or Not To Do</li>
<li>Chaining</li>
<li>Music: Pacific Sun by Nicolai Heidlas</li>
</ul>

Enrichment and Wellness Workshop
Enrichment and Wellness with Dr. Lindsay Mehrkam
Dr. Mehrkam at Monmouth University
October 15, 16, & 17, 2021
Brattleboro VT 05301
Applied Animal Behavior Analysis SIG Facebook Group

Sound Conditioning with Eileen Anderson
Sound sensitivities and phobias are challenging problems to address. Not identifying and addressing them can lead to unnecessary suffering for dogs and owners, and delay the resolution of behavior issues. This topic is of special interest to Eileen and she is an innovator in the treatment of sound phobias. You can visit her website Sound Sensitive Dogs.
Eileen is also the co-author of a recently released book on Puppy Socialization and Remember Me a guide for helping owners care for their dogs with canine cognitive dysfunction. Her Eileen and Dogs Blog is a valuable resource for evidence-based discussions on training.

Chapter 13 Function Versus Aspect- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- What Are Traits?
- Differences in variables
- Differences in processes
- Prediction In Terms Of Traits
- Traits Are Not Causes

Chapter 12 Punishment- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
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<li>A Questionable Technique</li>
<li>Does Punishment Work?</li>
<li>The Effects of Punishment</li>
<li>A First Effect of Punishment</li>
<li>A Second Effect of Punishment</li>
<li>The Third Effect of Punishment</li>
<li>Some Unfortunate By-Products of Punishment</li>
<li>Alternatives To Punishment</li>
</ul>

Chapter 11 Aversion, Avoidance, Anxiety- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>Conditioned Aversive Stimuli</li>
<li>The Practical Use Of Aversive Stimuli</li>
<li>Avoidance</li>
<li>Anxiety</li>
<li>Anxiety and Anticipation</li>
<li>Anxiety Not A Cause</li>
<li>Coming up! Chapter 12 Punishment, A Questionable Technique</li>
</ul>

Chapter 10 Emotions- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>What is an emotion?</li>
<li>Emotion as predisposition</li>
<li>The responses which vary together in emotion</li>
<li>Emotional operations</li>
<li>The total emotion</li>
<li>Emotions are not causes</li>
<li>The practical use of emotion</li>
</ul>

Chapter 9 Satiation & Deprivation- Science & Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>Deprivation</li>
<li>Needs and Drives</li>
<li>The Practical Use of Drives</li>
<li>Some Questions Concerning Drives</li>
<li>Time As A Variable</li>
<li>The Individual And The Species</li>
<li>Summary</li>
</ul>

Chapter 8 The Controlling Environment-Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>The Importance of the Environment</li>
<li>The Analysis of Stimuli</li>
<li>Induction</li>
<li>Discrimination</li>
<li>Abstraction</li>
<li>Some Traditional Problems in Stimulus Control; Cross-modal induction, Responding to a relation, The "interpreted" stimulus</li>
</ul>

Chapter 7 Operant Discrimination-Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>In time for World Behavior Analysis Day! March 20, 2021</li>
<li>Operant Discrimination</li>
<li>Voluntary and Involuntary Behavior</li>
<li>Discriminative Repertoires</li>
<li>Drawing from Copy</li>
<li>Playing by Ear</li>
<li>Imitation</li>
<li>Attention</li>
<li>Temporal Relations Between Stimulus, Response, and Reinforcement</li>
</ul>

Chapter 6 Shaping And Maintaining Operant Behavior- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>THE CONTINUITY OF BEHAVIOR</li>
<li>DIFFERENTIAL REINFORCEMENT</li>
<li>THE MAINTENANCE OF BEHAVIOR</li>
<li>INTERMITTENT REINFORCEMENT</li>
<li><strong>Interval reinforcement</strong></li>
<li><strong>Ratio reinforcement</strong></li>
<li><strong>A combined schedule</strong></li>
</ul>

Zoo Enrichment with Sara Matters
Zoo enrichment with Sara Matters of
mattersdogtraining.com
Sara and I visited the Zoo in Forest Park in Springfield MA.
https://www.forestparkzoo.org/

Sound Phobias & Sensitivities With Eileen Anderson
Eileen Anderson is a highly respected contributor to the dog training community. Her website provides educational information for trainers and pet owners. I've even seen one of her training videos used an example of 'good training' at a conference for members of the ABA and behavior analysis community.
eileenanddogs.com
Sound sensitivities are considered to be medical emergencies by some veterinary behaviorists. Helping dogs change their response to specific sounds requires more than just addressing the volume, a common misunderstanding among the dog training community.
Her website provides owners with support for addressing individual sound sensitivities in their pets.
Soundsensitivedogs.com/sound-services
Her book Remember Me provides pet owners with a compassionate and evidence-based approach to confronting Canine Cognitive Dysfunction.

They Are Other Nations
https://youtu.be/Z0ZcsN8sY7Y
2:14 mins
The link to the video for this blog post from my Fearful Dogs' Blog

Chapter 5 Operant Behavior- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>We're getting into the good stuff now!</li>
<li><strong>Operant Behavior </strong></li>
<li>THE CONSEQUENCES OF BEHAVIOR</li>
<li>LEARNING CURVES</li>
<li>OPERANT CONDITIONING</li>
<li>QUANTITATIVE PROPERTIES</li>
<li>THE CONTROL OF OPERANT BEHAVIOR</li>
<li>OPERANT EXTINCTION</li>
<li><strong>The effects of extinction</strong></li>
<li>WHAT EVENTS ARE REINFORCING?</li>
<li>CONDITIONED REINFORCERS</li>
<li><strong>Generalized reinforcers</strong></li>
<li>WHY IS A REINFORCER REINFORCING?</li>
<li>ACCIDENTAL CONTINGENCIES AND "SUPERSTITIOUS" BEHAVIOR</li>
<li>GOALS, PURPOSES, AND OTHER FINAL CAUSES</li>
<li>Next up: Chapter 6 Shaping and Maintaining Operant Behaviors</li>
</ul>

Chapter 4 Reflexes And Conditioned Reflexes- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- This begins Section II The Analysis of Behavior
- MAN A MACHINE
- REFLEX ACTION
- THE RANGE OF REFLEX ACTION
- CONDITIONED REFLEXES
- THE "SURVIVAL VALUE" OF REFLEXES
- THE RANGE OF CONDITIONED REFLEXES

Chapter 3 Why Organisms Behave- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- SOME POPULAR "CAUSES" OF BEHAVIOR
- INNER "CAUSES"
- Neural causes
- Psychic inner causes
- Conceptual inner causes
- THE VARIABLES OF WHICH BEHAVIOR IS A FUNCTION
- ANALYSIS OF THE DATA
bfskinner.org

INTRODUCTION TO Chapter 2 A Science of Behavior- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
In this short segment I provide information about some of the terms, and references Skinner makes in this chapter.

Chapter 2 A Science of Behavior- Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
<li>Be sure to check out the INTRO to Chapter 2 for an overview of terms and references made in this chapter. </li>
<li>SOME IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS OF SCIENCE</li>
<li>BEHAVIOR AS A SCIENTIFIC SUBJECT MATTER</li>
<li>SOME OBJECTIONS TO A SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR</li>
<li>bfskinner.org</li>
</ul>

Chapter 1 Can Science Help? - Science and Human Behavior by B.F. Skinner
- Section I The Possibility of A Science of Human Behavior
- THE MISUSE OF SCIENCE
- SCIENCE AS A CORRECTIVE
- THE THREAT TO FREEDOM
- THE PRACTICAL ISSUE
- The B.F. Skinner Foundation gave me permission to read, record and share Science and Human Behavior, first published in 1953 and which lay the groundwork for Radical Behaviorism.
- The description of this book on Amazon states "The psychology classic—a detailed study of scientific theories of human nature and the possible ways in which human behavior can be predicted and controlled—from one of the most influential behaviorists of the twentieth century and the author of Walden Two."
- bfskinner.org