Webinar Pack – Animal Behavior
5 webinars in one pack
Contents:
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Episodic- Do dogs have memory? with Claudia Furgazza
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Tell me what you want! -Explore innovating animal-human communication” with Eva Bertilsson
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Learning and behavior - with behavior analyst Eva Bertilsson
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Animal Emotions – what are they like? - with Per Jensen
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The Secret (real) Life of Dogs: Free Roaming Dogs - with Dr. Claudia Fugazza and Marco Ojeda
Original price €75
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Episodic- Do dogs have memory?
What is the memory and how does it work? And what kind of memory do they possess? Are dogs able to mentally travel back in time?
How can we use Do as I do protocol to understand the mechanism of dogs’ memory?
Claudia Furgazza will answer all those (and many more!) interesting questions that will help us to understand dogs even better!
The Secret (real) Life of Dogs: Free Roaming Dogs
Dogs have roamed the Earth for thousands of years, but today, stray dogs are, in most places around the world, viewed as a nuisance, a threat to ecosystems and wildlife, and an unsanitary signal in urban environments. But how do they live? What does their social life look like? Do they form packs? Are they more aggressive? Learn about the life of stray dogs with Claudia Fugazza and Marco Ojeda.
Tell me what you want!
When individuals meet, they come with their own perspective and life history. So, how can we ensure that we understand the animals' perspective and give them a voice in our encounters with them? Eva Bertilsson will go through the ABC analysis tool for contextual analysis of antecedent, behavior, and consequence.
Learning and behavior
Learning is most commonly known and defined as a lasting change in behavior as a result of experience. Being alive means constantly interacting with the environment - so we are always learning! Eva Bertilsson will show you the individual's perspective and explore how motivational factors, discriminative factors, and reinforcing factors influence what the individual does and experiences.
Animal Emotions – what are they like?
In this presentation, Per Jensen will present some recent research results based on both behavior and physiology, demonstrating that other vertebrates most likely experience similar complex emotions as we do.
