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An fascinating instance of reinforcement studying

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An fascinating instance of reinforcement studying


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  2. Chickens are naturally attracted to reds (it’s why many waterers etc. have red tips). Would have been better if they conditioned it on yellow or another color to remove the red bias!

  3. Fun fact, the US military experimented with a very similar technique to train pigeons to pilot missiles by pecking the window they could see the target through during the Second World War

  4. Chickens are so much smarter than people give them credit for. We used to teach them circus tricks when I was a kid. They’re very food driven lmao.

  5. Should’ve tried removing the pink paper or giving the treat from the chicken’s sight and notice it’s reaction. Would’ve been a classic recreation of The Office scene where Jim trains Dwight to having mint to the point he starts salivating without the reward of a mint. ?

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