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Shayna wants to put operant principles to use to train her pet gerbil to stand on its hind legs and raise its right paw in order to get food. Based on your knowledge of biological constraints on learning, how would you advise her

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Based on the given scenario i would advice Shayna to take it slowly when training the pet.

I would advice her to take the training slowly as there may be some limitation to the pet learning ability which may be imposed by either physical ability or mental process of the pet.

In a situation where the pet does  not have capacity or the ability to learn new task such as standing up on his or her feet and raising up his or her right paw this may likely be caused by the genetic sensor of the pet.

Inconclusion  i would advice Shayna to take it slowly when training the pet.

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