A shock collar for people is a controversial device that delivers a small electric shock to the wearer when they engage in unwanted behaviour, such as excessive barking or pulling on the leash. It is similar in concept to shock collars used for dogs, but designed specifically for human use.
Shock collars for people have been used for a variety of purposes, including behaviour modification, self-harm prevention, and even as a form of punishment. However, their use is highly controversial, with critics arguing that they are inhumane and can cause psychological harm. There is limited scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of shock collars for people, and their use is generally discouraged by mental health professionals.
