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Lindsay 210 $aAmes, IA $cBlackwell Publishing$d2001 215 $a1 online resource (346 p.) 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a0-8138-2868-6 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $aEtiology and Assessment of Behavior Problems; Contents; Adjunctive Behavior and Compulsions; References; Virago Syndrome; Preface; Acknowledgments; 1 History of Applied Dog Behavior and Training; Social Parallelism, Domestication, and Training; Dogs and the Ancient World; Roots of Modern Training; Organized Competitive Obedience; Dogs and Defense; The Monks of New Skete; New York and the North American Society of Dog Trainers; Science and Behavior; Applied Dog Behavior; Contemporary Trends in Dog Training; References; 2 Behavioral Assessment; Part 1: Descriptive and Functional Assessment 327 $aBehavioral Fact-findingDefining Behavior as a Problem; Functional Analysis and Working Hypotheses; Dead-dog Rule; Training Plan; Describing and Classifying Behavior Problems; Common Etiological Factors Underlying Behavior Problems; Control and Management of Behavior Problems versus Cure; Part 2: Evaluation Forms; Client Worksheet; Dog Behavior Questionnaire; Puppy Behavior Profile; Puppy Temperament Testing and Evaluation; References; 3 Fears and Phobias; Incidence of Fear-related Behavior Problems; Assessment and Evaluation of Fear-related Problems; Contributions of Learning; What Is Fear? 327 $aInnate and Acquired FearFear and Conditioning; Anxiety; Phobia; Expectancy Bias; Prediction and Control; Efficacy Expectancies; Primal Sensory Modalities Mediating Attraction and Aversion; Play and Fear; References; 4 Attachment, Separation, and Related Problems; Part 1: Attachment and Separation; Attachment and Separation Distress; Bowlby's Social Bond Theory; Psychobiological Attunement: The Bioregulatory Hypothesis; Opponent-process Theory and Separation Distress; Supernormal Attachment Hypothesis; Neoteny and Dependency; Biological Stress and Separation Distress 327 $aSeparation Distress and Coactive InfluencesPart 2: Ontogenesis of Separation Distress; Development of Attachments and Separation-related Distress; Attachment and Learning; Comparison Between Dog and Wolf Exposure to Social Separation; Part 3: Separation-related Problems; Worry and Guilt: The Human Dimension of Separation Distress; Behavioral Expressions of Separation Distress; Assessing Separation-related Problems; Etiologies, Ethology, and Risk Factors; Separation Distress and Retroactive Punishment; Aging and Separation-related Problems; References; 5 Excessive Behavior 327 $aPart 1: Compulsive BehaviorDefinitions; Etiology; Displacement Activity; Conflict and Coactive Factors; Compulsive Behavior Problems; Assessment and Evaluation; Prevention; Part 2: Hyperactivity; Hyperactivity versus Hyperkinesis; Signs and Incidence; Etiology; CNS-stimulant-response Test; Dietary Factors and Hyperactivity; Two Case Histories; Cognitive Interpretations and Speculation; Behavioral Side Effects of Hyperactivity; References; 6 Aggressive Behavior: Basic Concepts and Principles; Part 1: Introduction; Characteristics of Dogs That Bite: Age and Sex 327 $aIncidence and Targets of Aggression 330 $aHandbook of Applied Dog Behaviour and Training, Volume two: Etiology and Assessment of Behaviour Problems is the definitive reference for dog trainers, behaviourists, breeders and veterinarians. 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