Methods For Slave Training

I'll start by explaining Classical Conditioning, the first method I'll be discussing for Slave training. In classical conditioning, a person's reaction to stimuli is conditioned by repeated exposure to that stimulus. Pavlov's dog is an iconic illustration of classical training. Do yourself a favor and look up this reference if you don't know what I'm talking about.

Together, the D and s types may successfully link a desired action or reaction to a specific trigger. When my Master touches my face, for instance, I respond, "Master loves me, and everything is good." When my Master wishes for me to relax and/or quiet down, he uses this technique.

The technique of Operant Conditioning is still another option. One may utilize this as a kind of training-related punishment and reward.

It helps the D personality keep up the good habits they've established and eliminate the bad ones they've discovered.

Reinforcement may be used to maintain or improve a habit. Giving the s type something they like or want is an example of positive reinforcement. Eliminating a negative stimulus is an example of negative reinforcement.

Extinction is the next method I'll explain. Ignoring problematic actions in this way is exactly what it sounds like. When the s type's primary motivation for acting is to attract attention, this strategy may be rather successful. If the s type learns that the behavior will not bring them the desired reinforcement, they are less likely to display it and may eventually cease performing it together.