Search Results - "McLean, Andrew N."

The 2020 Five Domains Model: Including Human–Animal Interactions in Assessments of Animal Welfare by Mellor, David J., Beausoleil, Ngaio J., Littlewood, Katherine E., McLean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D., Jones, Bidda, Wilkins, Cristina

“…Throughout its 25-year history, the Five Domains Model for animal welfare assessment has been regularly updated to include at each stage the latest…”
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The application of learning theory in horse training by McLean, Andrew N., Christensen, Janne Winther

“…The millennia-old practices of horse training markedly predate and thus were isolated from the mid-twentieth century revelation of animal learning processes…”
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Development of a video analysis protocol and assessment of fall characteristics in equestrian cross‐country eventing by Nylund, Lindsay E., Sinclair, Peter J., McLean, Andrew N., Cobley, Stephen

“…Cross‐country eventing is one of the highest‐risk sporting activities for serious injury outcomes. This study investigated relationships between fall…”
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Training the ridden animal: An ancient hall of mirrors by McLean, Andrew N.

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Roles of learning theory and ethology in equitation by McGreevy, Paul D., McLean, Andrew N.

“…By definition, ethology is primarily the scientific study of animal behavior, especially as it occurs in a natural environment; applied ethology being the…”
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A note on the force of whip impacts delivered by jockeys using forehand and backhand strikes by McGreevy, Paul D., Hawson, Lesley A., Salvin, Hannah, McLean, Andrew N.

“…The Australian Racing Board makes a distinction under its Rules of Racing concerning whip use between forehand and backhand whip action that is critically…”
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A retrospective survey of riders' opinions of the use of saddle pads in horses by Hawson, Lesley A., McLean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D.

“…Horse riders have used layers between saddles and their horse's back since ancient times. Despite the apparent common usage of such layers, most research…”
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Short-term spatial memory in the domestic horse by McLean, Andrew N

“…This study investigates the ability of horses to recall a feeding event in a two-point choice apparatus. Twelve horses were individually tested whereby they…”
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Problems at the human–horse interface and prospects for smart textile solutions by McGreevy, Paul Damien, Sundin, Maria, Karlsteen, Magnus, Berglin, Lena, Ternström, Johanna, Hawson, Lesley, Richardsson, Helena, McLean, Andrew N.

“…The significant potential for so-called “smart textiles” in the design of the next generation of devices that measure pressure, tension, moisture, and heat at…”
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Finding Your True North: A Personal Guide by George, Bill, Craig, Nick, McLean, Andrew

“…Based on Bill George’s bestselling book True North, this personal guide offers leaders a comprehensive method for identifying their unique “True North.” The…”
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Overshadowing: A silver lining to a dark cloud in horse training by McLean, A.N

“…Overshadowing is a process known in behavioral science that occurs when two stimuli of different strengths are applied simultaneously to a nonhuman animal…”
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Is safety valued in the Australian pony market? by Hawson, Lesley A., Oddie, Catherine, McLean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D.

“…Horse-riding is a particularly dangerous activity for children especially before they have accrued significant riding experience. It is reasonable to suppose…”
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SMART: Sensitivity models for animals in response to training by McGreevy, Paul D., McLean, Andrew N., Keay, Kevin A., Thomson, Peter C.

“…Trained responses are said to be under stimulus control when they appear reliably and exclusively on cue. The SMART system is a conceptual, three-dimensional…”
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Discovering your authentic leadership by George, Bill, Sims, Peter, McLean, Andrew N, Mayer, Diana

“…The ongoing problems in business leadership over the past five years have underscored the need for a new kind of leader in the twenty-first century: the…”
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Horse-training techniques that may defy the principles of learning theory and compromise welfare by McLean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D.

“…This review considers some contemporary training and restraining techniques that may lead to confusion or abuse in ridden and nonridden horses. As competitive…”
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A review of The Ridden Horse pain Ethogram and its potential to improve ridden horse welfare by Ladewig, Jan, McLean, Andrew N., Wilkins, Cristina L., Fenner, Kate, Christensen, Janne W., McGreevy, Paul D.

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Ethical equitation: Capping the price horses pay for human glory by McLean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D.

“…Ethical equitation is nowadays coming into sharp focus in equestrian culture. Concerns surround the ethics of sports based on controlling an animal's…”
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Cutting to the chase: How round-pen, lunging, and high-speed liberty work may compromise horse welfare by Fenner, Kate, Mclean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D.

“…Round-pen, lunging, and liberty training has grown in popularity in recent years in a number of equestrian contexts, due in part to the popularity of…”
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The roles of equine ethology and applied learning theory in horse-related human injuries by Hawson, Lesley A., McLean, Andrew N., McGreevy, Paul D.

“…Horse-related injuries to riders, handlers, and veterinarians can be both serious and long-term in their effects on the victim. This review of literature…”
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Punishment in horse-training and the concept of ethical equitation by McGreevy, Paul D., McLean, Andrew N.

“…By definition, punishment makes a response less likely in the future. Because horses are largely trained by negative reinforcement, they are susceptible to…”
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