Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 10:22 am Post subject: anyone like to translate this for me?
A critical factor in this process is training the attention to orient selectively towards the flow of events with the purpose of detecting and appraising the significance of prediction error occurring in the context of purposeful behavioural projects and ventures, and appropriately adjusting behavioural output to accord with a preference for surprise (positive prediction error) and an aversion for disappointment (negative prediction error).
Stephen Lindsay Procedures and Protocols vol three of Applied Dog Behaviour Training. p483 _________________ Guy, Ellie, Topaz, Catja and in memory Barley
Beauty from Structure
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That means "always keep on step ahead of the dog" _________________ Annie
Handle every situation like a dog, if you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away
Its all to do with th tension on the reverse acting return spring of the diagonal steam trap.
Don't you mean 'the reverse reacting return' If the tension is in direct inverse to the return adverse that would mean the dog or owner returning before it/he/she had in fact gone anywhere and that could get a bit confusing _________________ Jan
Merlin, hips 9/9=18 and Ghillie, hips 8/9=17
Pull [n or v] An equal and opposite force perpetrated on both ends of a lead that results in the inevitable tripping and falling of the human involved!!
Schrödinger's Cat springs to mind _________________ Annie
Handle every situation like a dog, if you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away
not sure i see the similarity - can you explain? _________________ Guy, Ellie, Topaz, Catja and in memory Barley
Beauty from Structure
www.epagneulbreton.org.uk
dog or owner returning before it/he/she had in fact gone anywhere
Was it there or was it not? _________________ Annie
Handle every situation like a dog, if you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away
Was what where _________________ Jan
Merlin, hips 9/9=18 and Ghillie, hips 8/9=17
Pull [n or v] An equal and opposite force perpetrated on both ends of a lead that results in the inevitable tripping and falling of the human involved!!
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If the tension is in direct inverse to the return adverse that would mean the dog or owner returning before it/he/she had in fact gone anywhere and that could get a bit confusing 
