Quiz #2: Understanding the Overall Philosophy

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1. Question
Which of the following are core principles of the Tellington TTouch Method?
- Recognizing behavior as a means of communication rather than attitude or personality.
- The use of escalation of pressure to create behavior.
- Change the posture to change the behavior.
- A and C.
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2. Question
What is the purpose of helping a dog build self-confidence and self-control?
- To help the dog to learn new more appropriate responses to various stimuli.
- To help the dog adapt and adjust to a variety of situations and settings.
- To encourage submissiveness to the handler.
- A and B.
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3. Question
Chunking down is a core principle of the Tellington TTouch Method. Which of these statements are a benefit or aspect of chunking down?
- a) Makes it easier for the dog to achieve success
- b) It helps us to identify what aspect is difficult for the dog to achieve
- c) To stop sooner rather than later
- d) All of the above
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4. Question
What did Linda name one of the endings of a TTouch?
- a) PAWS – Pause Allows Wonderous Stillness
- b) PAWS – Pause Allows Wakened Senses
- c) PAWS – Pause Allows Willing Stillness
- d) PAWS – Pause Accepts Willing Silence
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When are pauses helpful when we interact with a dog?
- a) When we give a signal to a dog.
- b) When we first make physical contact with an animal.
- c) When we feel the slightest hesitation when approaching an obstacle.
- d) All of the above.
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6. Question
When we ask owner’s to remain neutral while using the Tellington TTouch Method we mean:
- a) Be bland about what we are doing
- b) Not to take sides in an argument
- c) To avoid an attachment to an outcome
- d) Get upset when an animal behaves in a way we do not want them to
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