Charging the markers quiz

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What is the correct sequence of using a marker and feeding?
- Feed first mark after.
- Mark and feed at the same time.
- Mark first , only then feed after.
- It doesn't matter as long as the dog gets the reward, you can vary between reps, some before the mark some after the mark.
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What is a duration marker?
- It tells the dog that the behaviour is finished and they can come get the food from the handler.
- It tells the dog we are finished training.
- It tells the dog that they are to keep performing the behaviour , not to move , food is coming to them in place.
- It tells the dog , the training session is about to start.
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After a charging of the markers session, which marker should I finish the exercise on?
- Always the Duration marker (YES)
- Always the Terminal marker (OK)
- No marker I should just end the session with ignoring the dog.
- Either marker is fine after I am done.
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After the YES duration marker , can my dog move from the position he is in?
- Yes he can because I have already marked the behaviour.
- As long as he moves after he gets the food.
- He can move and come to get the reward from the handler for doing the right thing.
- A dog should not move after the duration marker (YES) he should hold the position until the behaviour is terminated with the OK mark.
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What comes first the marker or handing the food to the dog?
- Handing the food to the dog followed by the marker.
- Both feeding and giving the marker should happen at the same time.
- I should keep repeating the marker randomly as I feed the dog.
- The marker should always come first, followed by handing the food over to the dog after.
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Which marker would I use to signal to the dog that they have performed my desired behaviour and can come to get food from me?
- The YES duration marker.
- The OK terminal marker.
- The good boy marker.
- Either marker YES or OK is fine as long as they get rewarded.
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What is blocking/overshadowing ?
- The act of giving two cues at the same time.
- The act of giving the verbal cue followed by the physical cue.
- The act of giving the physical cue followed by the verbal cue.
- The act of blocking the dog from a behaviour.
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When charging the markers which command should I ask the dog to perform?
- The sit command.
- The down command.
- The stay in either of the commands,
- We never ask for commands during the charging of the markers exercise.
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When charging the terminal marker (OK) what sequence should I follow?
- Move to a reward presentation as I say OK at the same time.
- Move to a reward presentation then say OK after.
- Give my terminal mark OK first, and only then go to a reward presentation.
- Keep saying OK as I move to ensure strong association to the word OK is being formed.
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Check off all statements that are true.
- Overshadowing blocks the process of classical conditioning when we charge our markers.
- It is important to maintain the integrity of our markers , by always keeping their communication the same.
- The terminal marker OK adds duration to a behaviour.
- The duration marker YES communicates the dog should not move and keep holding his position.
- To ensure my dog is learning a verbal response, I have to always present the physical cue first.
- We do not ask for any commands(behaviours) during the process of charging the markers.
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