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Instructions First, read the two articles by Radostaand Yuschak(both are attached). Next, chart the program that was developed for Milo's storm anxiety using the Behavioral Change Chart(attached). ...

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First, read the two articles by Radostaand Yuschak(both are attached).

Next, chart the program that was developed for Milo's storm anxiety using the Behavioral Change Chart(attached).

Finally, write a summary that identifies the role of biological preparedness in this case, and apply at least one theory of cognition to describe the treatment strategy described in the articles.

Your article review should be at least two pages, not including the title and reference pages. Please copy and paste the Behavior Change Chart into the document.

You must use a minimum of two sources, which should be properly cited. All references should be formatted in APA style.

behavioralchangetemplate-4gm2gn4u.docx rodosta-aoz2iti5.pdf yuschak-akrvprme.pdf

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Behavioral Change Template
	Old Behavior
	Smaller Sooner Reward
	New Behavior
	Larger Later Reward
	Goals/Sub-goals
	Potential 
Obstacles
	Stimulus 
Control
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	Attempt to hide behind owner’s legs or under the chair 
	Provide a safe zone
	Stayed on mat (Safe zone)
	Reduced anxiety
	Reduce fear of storms
	Milo leaving safe zone
	Training to move into safe zone when facing storm fear
	Panting, trembling
	Provide relaxation exercises
	Reduced panting and trembling
	Reduced anxiety
	Reduce fear of storms
	Not engaging in relaxation exercises
	Presence of owner to encourage relaxation
	Dilated pupils, tail down 
	Administer diazepam before storm
	Medicine seemed sufficient
	Muscle relaxation, slight sedation
	 Reduce anxiety during storms
	Leaving Milo at home alone
	Avoid leaving alone during storm
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
Milo’s case
Milo is a 6-year-old dog who has been presented by owners for phobia of storms. His symptoms include, hiding during storms, whining, trembling, hypersalivation and even urination and defecation during storms. He started showing signs at three and his condition has progressed since. He hasn’t shown any signs of fear from loud noises and his physical examination and other tests returned unremarkable.

Instructions First, read the two articles by Radostaand Yuschak(both are attached). Next, chart the program that was developed for Milo's storm anxiety using the Behavioral Change Chart(attached). ...

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