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1. SATS의 정의 및 구성 요소

SATS는 State of the Art Training Systems 및 Syn Alia Training System을 의미함
SATS의 구성 요소로 Bridge and Target을 활용함
- 영어와 의사소통의 관계처럼 전체 훈련 시스템의 일부임
Bridge and Target 외의 추가적인 훈련 측면을 포함함
- 인지 수정(Perception Modification), 동기부여(Motivation), 분석(Analysis), 계획(Planning), 감정 관리(Management of Emotions), 기록 유지(Record Keeping), 신뢰성 테스트(Reliability Testing), 무작위화(Randomization), 강화제 관리(Management of Reinforcers), 용어(Terminology), 바디랭귀지(Body Language), 목소리(Voice) 등이 존재함

2. Bridge and Target의 개념

Bridge and Target을 통해 언어 없이 동물과 의사소통하거나 인간의 언어를 가르침
Bridge는 동물의 성공을 알리는 신호로 활용함
Target은 동물의 특정 부위를 움직이거나 주의를 집중시키기 위한 접촉 지점으로 사용함
- 타겟 내부에 정보가 내장되어 있기도 함

3. 브리지의 종류와 활용

Terminal Bridge는 요청의 성공적인 완수를 알림
Intermediate Bridge는 성공을 향해 가고 있음을 알림
- 최소 10가지 이상의 활용법이 존재함
- 훈련 시간을 최대 75%까지 단축함

4. 인지 수정(Perception Modification)

동물이 대상을 바라보는 방식을 변화시킴
- 두려워하는 대상을 좋아하도록 학습시킴
- 좋아하는 행동을 하지 않도록 교정함

5. 양방향 의사소통(Two-Way Communication)

명확한 정보 전달을 통해 양방향 의사소통을 수행함
- 동물에게 브리지와 타겟, 좌우·상하·대기·시작 등의 개념을 수 분 내로 교육함
- 동물에게 정보를 다시 신호로 보낼 수 있는 구체적인 방법을 제공함

6. 훈련 도구 및 관점

Two finger target을 사용하여 일반적인 손동작과 구분함
- 두 손가락을 사용함
훈련사와 동물의 관점에서 훈련 시점을 고려함
- 훈련사의 위치 시점
- 말의 시점

전문

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SATS(Syn Alia Training Systems) 개요

SATS는 State of the Art Training Systems의 약자임.
또한 Syn Alia Training System을 의미하기도 함.
Bridge and Target은 SATS의 한 요소임.
마치 영어(English)가 의사소통(communication)의 한 요소인 것과 같음.
SATS에는 이 외에도 다음과 같은 다양한 훈련 측면이 존재함.
Perception Modification(인지 수정)
Motivation(동기부여)
Analysis(분석)
Planning(계획)
Management of Emotions(감정 관리)
Record Keeping(기록 유지)
Reliability Testing(신뢰성 테스트)
Randomization(무작위화)
Management of Reinforcers(강화제 관리)
Terminology(용어)
Body Language(바디랭귀지)
Voice(목소리) 등

Bridge and Target이란 무엇인가?

Bridge & TargetÂ® Training Information What is SATS? SATS = State of the Art Training Systems. It also stands for the Syn Alia Training System. Bridge and Target is an element of SATS, like English is an element of communication, but there are many other aspects of training as well. There is Perception Modification, Motivation, Analysis, Planning, Management of Emotions, Record Keeping, Reliability Testing, Randomization, Management of Reinforcers, Terminology, Body Language, Voice and more. What is Bridge and Target? Bridge and Target is a way of communicating with animals that does not require spoken language, but which allows you to teach spoken words to your animals. It is based on bridges, which are signals which tell the animal that he has been successful, and on targets, which are contact points which we ask the animal to touch, in order to either move him or part of him, or to focus his attention to give him more information. Sometimes the targets even have information embedded in them. What is the Intermediate Bridge? There are two kinds of bridge: the Terminal and the Intermediate. The Terminal Bridge tells the animal when he has successfully completed the trainers request. The Intermediate Bridge tells the animal that he is not finished yet, but he is headed toward successful completion. There are at least ten different ways to use this simple but powerful tool, and it reduces training time by up to 75%. What is Perception Modification? Perception Modification is a process of changing the way an animal looks at something. For example, if he is afraid of water, we can help him to learn to like water. If he likes to chase cars, we can teach him not to like to chase them. This powerful tool is a bit complicated to learn, but is well worth the trouble and has saved many dogâ€™s lives. How can we have Two-Way Communication with animals? Two-way communication is possible if we do two things: Make information clear to animals. Give animals a way to make information clear to us. In a matter of minutes, it is possible to teach any animal the two kinds of bridge, how to target, and a couple of concepts (like left and right, up and down, wait and goâ€¦). Then we can give animals specific ways to signal the same information back to us. Bridge and Target Training: Beyond Behavior Modification Read the article here The Target Pole The two finger target (two fingers used to make target distinct from normal point or casual hand position) How it looks from the trainer’s position How it looks from the horse’s perspective Search this Site Search for: Cart Search