Students are often surprised when they come from school at how demanding some vocational courses can be, for example training to be a plumber and electrician.
Bees, for example, were trained to forage in an environment filled with landmarks and then the locations of the food source and the landmarks were moved.
For example, dogs trained to alert on gunpowder are not expected to alert in an airport area simply because an armed officer passes through.
A horse, for example, is trained to move forward using negative reinforcement: it is nudged, kicked, spurred, etc. until the horse moves forward, at which point the aversive stimulus immediately ceases.
When you're designing an experiment, for example, you are trained to focus on the problem.
Monkeys, for example, can be trained to willingly give blood samples, which can lower stress for both animals and researchers, the panel notes.
For example, people could be trained to say they heard sounds even when such auditory stimuli were absent.
For example, the system is trained to identify certain aspects, like standing on four legs, whereas rabbits tend to sit on their hind legs.
For example, after monkeys were trained to categorize visual stimuli, inferior temporal neurons responded selectively to stimuli belonging to the trained category [9].
