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Undesired behaviour in the domestic cat.

John W.S. Bradshaw, Rachel Alison Casey, Stephanie Lea Brown

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This chapter examines behaviours that cat owners may find problematic or undesirable, including the incidence of cats with such behaviour problems, the classification of undesirable behaviour, risk factors, learning and reinforcement.

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This chapter examines behaviours that cat owners may find problematic or undesirable, including the incidence of cats with such behaviour problems, the classification of undesirable behaviour, risk factors, learning and reinforcement.

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This chapter examines behaviours that cat owners may find problematic or undesirable, including the incidence of cats with such behaviour problems, the classification of undesirable behaviour, risk factors, learning and reinforcement.

Key concepts: Reinforcement, Psychology, CATS, Incidence (geometry), Social psychology, Computer science, Mathematics, Embedded system

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