Circus and animal trainers rely on conditioning to train animals to perform tricks. How does this conditioning work?

Question 5 options:

The trainer uses a stimulus, paired with a reward to get the response they want.

The animals inherit these amazing abilities from their parents.

The trainers can imprint certain behaviors on very young animal.

The animals are punished for their natural behaviors.

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Hannah Preston

Mathematics

17 August, 03:47

Circus and animal trainers rely on conditioning to train animals to perform tricks. How does this conditioning work?

Question 5 options:

The trainer uses a stimulus, paired with a reward to get the response they want.

The animals inherit these amazing abilities from their parents.

The trainers can imprint certain behaviors on very young animal.

The animals are punished for their natural behaviors.

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Macey Valencia · Answer 1

Answer: the trainer uses a stimulus, paired with a reward to ge the response they want.

Dominique Ritter · Answer 2

The trainers can imprint certain behaviors on very young animal.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you teach acdog how to sit its a puppy becouse you can teach animals when they are babys, they are still in the learning procces.