Regularly engage in positive reinforcement training sessions, using treats or rewards to reinforce good behavior, which challenges your dog's focus and memory.
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Thorndike’s Law of Effect led B.F. Skinner to the study of instrumental conditioning, where behaviour could be manipulated by applying rewards and punishments.
To describe this paradigm, some terminology is useful since they are often confused in popular discussions:
You can’t remember everything, but at least remember people’s names. Repeating their names during the conversation is a good memory reinforcement. Also, listen with interest, pay attention, engage and be empathetic.
Don’t: check your cell phone or ...
Attach rewards to your to do list.
Use surprise rewards.
Engage in time-based challenges
Make a deal with your friend.
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