12. Learning & Motivation Part 2: Observational Learning & Overjustification Effect
from Click Treat Repeat Hosted by Gen & Chloe
In this episode, Gen and Chloe discuss learning theory and motivation in horses, specifically focusing on the overjustification effect and observational learning. We explore questions like, do external rewards make horses robots? Can horses learn from watching humans or other horses perform tasks? And more! Happy training!
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