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The difference between classical and operant conditioning - Peggy Andover

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This is the best of all thank you for explaining this the best
Comment from : @Adetutuoyetola

The Soviet style of constructivism is kinda GOAT
Comment from : @riddlay2733

So, genuinely curious Was motivated to watch this video over others on the same subject because I have pre-existing positive associations with the art style brbrDoes that qualify as an operantly conditioned response?brbrAnd, I initially developed positive associations for the art style because I've seen it used in information campaigns that align with my intrinsic values brbrSo, can operant conditioning build on itself like that? Like, a previously neutral stimulus became a reinforcer (that ultimately motivated me to watch the video), through previous conditioning?
Comment from : @zath3153

On the operant side i was expecting to see Skinners Box
Comment from : @zachgilmore1407

I wonder if her voice is bass boosted like this IRL
Comment from : @greenthunder1000

There are cities in France that have conditioned pigeons to pick up litter, giving them a reward when they put it in the bin
Comment from : @wscottcarter

why does this feel like USSR propaganda
Comment from : @ahmadhamdan1265

Can someone tell me what is the stimulus generalization ?
Comment from : @mariemreda2270

Pretty incredible but a little bit freaky
Comment from : @AyubuKK

Such a comprehensive topic explained well in 4 minutes Wow😍we need such teachers 😭
Comment from : @muchirifaith

Its weird to think that now im looking back on how my parents treated me and just used basic phycology to make me do most things I didn't want to do in the first place 🤣
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Comment from : @Barbara__tz

Why does the art work of this video feel like done by commies
Comment from : @Sco_opman

Very good TED-Ed Here, take a like
Comment from : @ouroboros6125

Everything looks more like constructivist education
Comment from : @llgante

You sound like Rose quartz from steven universe
Comment from : @cursedstone7939

If learning is defined as a "change in behavior," how is "listening to a teacher and obtaining information" defined?
Comment from : @dianedavidson5283

Are we sure that the steak was unconditioned? Is an infant unfamiliar with the smell of a steak? Does an infant need to learn whether a steak tastes good before appreciating it as a reward?
Comment from : @kennethgarcia25

Anyone noticed the government's but on new fire warnings at our homes the last couple years why is that?
Comment from : @ShukriAbdulle-w6u

I bet the pigeons will paint better than AI
Comment from : @bruceweatherly6559

In the case of the pigeons, why would it be considered "stimulus generalization" and not "response generalization"? Isn't the choice of picking the painting the thing being generalized?
Comment from : @michaelfamiano2147

Every time I get a text from someone thats literally just “Hi :)”
Comment from : @adamproductions4529

communist video bad anyway
Comment from : @EK-uz7ln

Elevator music, supposed to be calm and soothing but I associate it with childhood experiences at the dentist
Comment from : @rustynails68

3:09 This a grown man getting a hug from his mommy for doing the dishes Just sayin'
Comment from : @MitchellGCU

A very good demonstration, it helped me😊
Comment from : @devensingh3837

corny at the end but good video
Comment from : @Cheese-fb7wq

you lost me with the pigeons
Comment from : @Vegan_Jen

so interesting
Comment from : @hanahahmadsixthform

hahaha funny examples Love it!
Comment from : @abexoxo

Isn’t operant conditioning how reinforcement learning (a type of ML) works?
Comment from : @yashchadda473

I'm Grateful for this video
Comment from : @0samaK

The slide format has a certain soviet art form aesthetic to them Coincidence?
Comment from : @greentriumph1643

Why they don't example in school setting mostly it use in school it's annoying to see this king of video which is imitation from the author repetitious
Comment from : @halochannel6824

Why people inmitating the example of the author they can't use another example that can use inside the classroom
Comment from : @halochannel6824

1:42 2:48
Comment from : @SammyxSweetheart02

Pavlov was born before Soviet Russia was a thing Pavlov wrote letters to Stalin criticising him Still, the video gets a Soviet-Russia-vibe graphics
Comment from : @vivvpprof

Operant 2:24
Comment from : @katbos4995

In gangstalking, they do both to the targetbrbrZersetzungbrbrZersetzung (pronounced [t͡sɛɐ̯ˈzɛt͡sʊŋ], German for "decomposition" and "disruption") was a psychological warfare technique used by the Ministry for State Security (Stasi) to repress political opponents in East Germany during the 1970s and 1980s Zersetzung served to combat alleged and actual dissidents through covert means, using secret methods of abusive control and psychological manipulation to prevent anti-government activities People were commonly targeted on a pre-emptive and preventative basis, to limit or stop politically incorrect activities that they may have gone on to perform, and not on the basis of crimes they had actually committed Zersetzung methods were designed to break down, undermine, and paralyze people behind "a facade of social normality"[3] in a form of "silent repression"[3] (Wikipedia)
Comment from : @TheRealMACA

washes dishes, mom gives hug to 40 year old man, "thank you for helping me" 😂
Comment from : @toymecha4522

4 minute YouTube video managed to cover 3 weeks of my psych class
Comment from : @aenguschinn6495

Got exam tomorrow, so here I am! 😆
Comment from : @dovei_duo

I'm sorry but this whole video has the art style of a Soviet propaganda poster I just think that's really funny
Comment from : @theamericanslav24

wow the animation was incredible
Comment from : @stormchii

cool animation really helpful
Comment from : @saint4726

This is great for AP psychology!
Comment from : @zaneabouzahr2010

2:23 Operant Conditioning
Comment from : @aasemahsan

Huh, so what I thought was positive reinforcement is actually negative reinforcement (Read: the lack of punishment is the reward)
Comment from : @Mordecrox

I have a question: What is the relevance of Operant Conditioning in Language Acquisition?
Comment from : @joanadiane2520

Not nesserily
Comment from : @clairew8741

Pigeons of state
Comment from : @jais8645

I'm here 5 hours before my exam🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @ryangiovannijangano4424

why is the whole video soviet propaganda style
Comment from : @reggiechakiris2197

Are Maga people classically conditioned?
Comment from : @cannon59

okay finally I understood this concept 😮‍💨
Comment from : @nilofar728

Great video but shouldve a louder voice
Comment from : @whoasked6147

Operant Conditioning EMASCULATES boys
Comment from : @patrickacrawley6572

Why do I have this urge to crush capitalism as I watch this?
Comment from : @antoshs3790

A simple flinch would have gotten your point across you didn't have to make the hypothetical man run out of the dentist office like an overgrown 5-year-old
Comment from : @anthonymort5202

ohhhh i get it now
Comment from : @corn-rp6cw

You got me 4:13
Comment from : @mariyakhan8887

3:38 pigeons seem very critical of art in my experience They seem to hate statues, train platforms, my car, and a girl in my class before touring the louvre brSarcasm aside - do they poop on the Monet or the Picasso?
Comment from : @tytipton6346

Who needs food anyway?
Comment from : @christanbang6960

1:25 neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulusbr2:23 Operant conditioning leads to changes in voluntary behavior
Comment from : @fireballfitness170

Operant Conditioning relies on the assumption that behavior either increases or decreases, based on
Comment from : @Rubyamorxs

Thank you very much 👍 A clear explanation
Comment from : @prithambalakrishnan

the video slides on this feel like I'm in a marxist concentration camplmao
Comment from : @Hellnation13

0:46
Comment from : @warmice7115

this aesthetic looks very ussr
Comment from : @jackierubinstein548

very helpful!
Comment from : @kartikrai3434

Love the visuals
Comment from : @Ryu-ix8qs

U solve this vry easy way with marvellous
Comment from : @singhsandeep1932

Is it safe to say, Gender Identification stems from Operant Conditioning?
Comment from : @MrGrenadeLauncher

What’s with the Russian communist theme on the video?
Comment from : @smittsmayhem

Awesome video! Interesting communist propaganda art style
Comment from : @SaucyTuRkLeBiRd

Can training be called as conditioning?
Comment from : @shashwatmanitripathi1850

animations looks like communist propaganda posters
Comment from : @holyhandgrenade2349

Here for psychology class
Comment from : @emiliobello2538

Youtube should add "love" button to this
Comment from : @hafedalshotari2973

Wow 😳 Your communication skill is soo good Also teaching style is unique U r Teaching in an specific and marvelous way, which helps to understanding and decoding it easy Lots of Greatful From Pakistan 🇵🇰
Comment from : @waleededitz277

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Comment from : @psychologyclub7811

is anyone here speak Arabic😩
Comment from : @IkramDjabali-jy6yp

Thank you
Comment from : @jyotikadam8459

Thanks for explaining it in such easy way Luv u ted ed
Comment from : @PsychologistSrajanS

Pavlovian
Comment from : @subhashishmeher2915

Well explained :) very well said
Comment from : @mashannenreignmpagulayan6296

I think this may be a bit confusing, because jumping out of the chair may be considered a voluntary behavior and not a reflex brThe person runs away because they have learnt that by running away they avoid aversive stimuli (negative reinforcement)
Comment from : @SunshineInWoods