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Last updated 3/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.99 GB | Duration: 1h 48m
An Emotional Horsemanship Mini-Course: Helping horse people navigate the use of food rewards
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.99 GB | Duration: 1h 48m
An Emotional Horsemanship Mini-Course: Helping horse people navigate the use of food rewards
What you'll learn
Operant Conditioning
Behaviourism
Reinforcement Schedules
Horsemanship
Requirements
A love of horses and an open mind
Description
Have you ever wondered"How can I use food rewards in a way that does not micromanage their behaviours?""Is it healthy or acceptable to use food rewards in a variable or unpredictable way?""How can I de-escalate how much food rewards I use in training, so my relationship with my horse is less transactional, and more open to feel and emotional connection?"This mini course from Emotional Horsemanship; WHEN TO REWARD, FOR WHAT, covers all of this in a short time frame with both theoretical discussions and practical demonstrations. Emotional Horsemanship is a horse training and handling protocol that prioritises how horses feel, before we prioritise what horses do. Food rewards are fabulous in training. This course will not present the argument for SHOULD we use food reward. They are a valuable tool in behavioural modification of a horse. But the question is HOW to use them. Is there more than one way we can use them? Can we even use them... unpredictably? Common among R+ trainers is criticism for "mixers" or those who use unpredictable food reward. Yet, using the same science that informs R+, there is a behavioural paradigm that allows us to be unpredictable with food reward and avoid sending horses over threshold, creating frustration behaviours, or frying out horses brain. For many of us, de-escalating how much food we employ in training is SO important. We want our relationship with our horses to be more than a transaction of behaviour for food. We want to create space for an emotional connection, and communication via feel: or emotional expression. Behaviourism is a part of this rich tapestry. But it is not the scienctific prison bars to bind us only to peer reviewed practises. To be liberated past a high rate of food reward, to start the process of emotionally maturing with our horses, we can use a little discussed and understood behavioural tool to get there. Reinforcement Schedules. This mini course presents just this topic. With a Theory section, and Practical section. ENJOY!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Trailer
Lecture 2 Introduction
Section 2: Theory & Science
Lecture 3 B.F Skinner
Lecture 4 Behaviourism
Lecture 5 Operant Conditioning
Lecture 6 Graph Key: Understanding the Symbols
Lecture 7 Fixed Ratio (FR)
Lecture 8 Variable Ratio (VR)
Lecture 9 Fixed Interval (FI)
Lecture 10 Variable Interval (VI)
Lecture 11 Summary and What's Next?
Section 3: Practical Demonstrations
Lecture 12 Fixed Ratio: Sani
Lecture 13 Variable Ratio: Caleb
Lecture 14 Variable Ratio: Sani
Lecture 15 Fixed Ratio: Caleb
Lecture 16 Fixed Interval: Sani
Lecture 17 Fixed Interval: Caleb
Lecture 18 Variable Interval: Sani
Lecture 19 Variable Interval: Caleb & Sani... Walking out!
Section 4: My Recommendations
Lecture 20 Closing Comments and Recommendations
Horse owners who want answers to HOW to give food rewards in variable ways, without harming their horse
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