求行为激励方面的英文专业文献，要求没有被翻译过

行为激励
Behavior Stimulation

Abstract : This report is concerned with the development of two systems whereby the behavior of a dog may be controlled by remote electrical stimulation of certain brain structures. The first system employs multiple electrodes with control by elicited responses, i.e., stimulation at one electrode site produces forced turning while stimulation at another electrode site produces walking or running. The second system involves a single electrode implanted in a subcortical area at which electrical stimulation has behavioral reward properties. Stimulation at that site produces forward progression which can be 'shaped.' By employing the rewarding stimulation both to encourage progression and to differentially reward faster and faster progression, the dog can be trained to follow a beam of stimulation from any point in the open field to any other point. This system is versatile in the sense that the experimenter exerting control over the do