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Suggestion for guide

March 12, 2011 07:03 PM (2132 views)

I've read the user's guide published online, and it's great as an "operator's manual" for how to set up the device etc., but what I think might be of greater use would be a manual about incorporating the device into a male training regimen generally; i.e. when to use the arousal inducer to produce the desired reward-response mechanism in the male's behavior patterns, when to (and when not to) set the timer for pulse delivery, and for how long, etc. etc. The online materials posted on this side talk generally about male training, but don't really address the mechanics of using the device to achieve specific goals /desired outcomes. Is there a chance that such a manual might be published, perhaps in conjunction with the education committee's other offerings?

zerodashhero

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By dreamloverlabs at 2011-03-12 19:58:50 Reply

Yes there are good chances that it will.

By zerodashhero at 2011-03-13 12:34:29 Reply

One of my main questions about effectively using the device is this: is there an observed difference between, on the one hand, having the male actively participate in training by telling him in advance that, e.g., "I am going to train you (the male) to sit on the floor at my feet whenever I am on the couch watching t.v." (thereby eliciting his active co-operation in the program, but also allowing him to believe that his co-operation is a voluntary process), versus simply administering the adverse stimulus whenever he fails to take the appropriate position, then using the reward button to shape his behavior towards the desired result, all without his 'voluntary' co-operation, thereby ensuring that the behavior is learned at an un-conscious level? Perhaps some of the trial run users could experiment with these two techniques to compare speed of learning vs. incidence of relapse?

By dreamloverlabs at 2011-03-13 12:45:48 Reply

It is recommended for the male to be told what he is supposed to be doing. A verbal command will be necessary until he learns a sufficient number of silent commands.

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