Refer to the Following Description of a Dog Training Procedure

question 86

Multiple Choice

Refer to the following description of a dog training procedure to answer the questions that follow.
Clicker training, which involves pairing a metallic clicking sound with a food treat, is used in training animals. Initially, the click is meaningless, but as the number of click-food treat pairings increases, the animal (e.g., a dog) appears to develop an expectation that a click signals a food treat. Thus the dog approaches, looks at the handler, and appears excited (e.g., wagging tail, drooling, etc.) .
-If the animal later encounters the food treat somewhere else, and it makes the animal sick, how will the animal respond to the click afterward?

• A) It will salivate, demonstrating S-S learning.
• B) It will withdraw from the clicker, demonstrating S-R learning.
• C) It will approach, demonstrating S-R learning.
• D) It will withdraw from the clicker, demonstrating S-S learning.

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Understand the concept and importance of knowledge management within organizations.

Recognize the role of management in ensuring efficient organizational operations through careful planning, coordination, and control.

Understand the principles and implications of bureaucratic organization.

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