How dogs were trained for functional MRI research

Posted on March 27, 2014 | 3 Comments

I’m an absolute advocate for positive reinforcement training.  Here’s how Professor Gregory Berns and his research team trained dogs to remain still in a noisy MRI scanner.

You can also read my other blogs about functional MRI research and dogs:

 

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3 responses to “How dogs were trained for functional MRI research”

  1. Ruckus the Eskie | March 27, 2014 at 6:28 pm | Reply

    Ooo MRI research. What an interesting idea. Consider sharing this on our Thoughtless Thursday blog hop to share with the rest of the gang!

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