Classical (Pavlovian) Conditioning

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Title	:	Classical (Pavlovian) Conditioning
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Wow excellent lesson How do I get the rest of the rest of the lesson
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As a visual learner, thank you so much you made it easy to understand
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i have an exam tomorrow! nice to have simple review thanks!
Comment from : @cecemozz

Thank you this is the best explanation I’ve seen yet
Comment from : @madmanjay2458

great video, please make one on operant conditioning as well :)
Comment from : @arunimaa875

Thanks for this clear and concise explanation I was reading about the conditioning and it seemed so complicated and there you go with this super simple mini lecture ❤
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Comment from : @Adjoajoana

Hi will you be doing a video on operant conditioning?
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Excellent video , thanks for posting
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Great explanation, now we need the same about operant conditioning ;-)
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This is how a woman can train a man to be in love with her It is just so manipulative
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The videos are very informative, but the Intonation makes enduring difficult
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Thank you so much Really helpful
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Comment from : @SarahDhlamini

I think this theory applies to some social context (steriotypes), when people associates certain behaviours, skin color or style of clothes with good or bad things (for example, no one would normaly expect a good looking person dressed all formaly with a suit and good posture to be actually a robber, because they were taught that robbers have bad looks So, some people tend to associate bad looks with bad character)
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wow great explaination
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Thank you so much for your explanation , super easy to understand Psyc student here
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Greatly explained thanks sir❤️
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interesting thank you!
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Comment from : @pratikshadeshpande7737

Can you please explain operant conditioning too?
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So beautifully explained,made super easy with easy day to day experiences and facts Thank you so much 😊
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Comment from : @ahmednor5806

How can we overcome the classical conditioning that has occurred to us? something that triggers fear and anxiety unreasonably
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Comment from : @ibraheem_

This can be used to be written out backwards to get to the core/root of what a problem could be 💯brLike triggers, like whenever I smell this one chicken place I associate it with that one time I felt sick so I didn't like that chicken place Smell is one of tye biggest things that trigger memories 💯brbrHave you ever heard of Braincore????
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That was super clear, and this type of knowledge is not easy to get in the internet, thanks
Comment from : @Alexlinnk

Practice Questions:br1 In Pavlov’s experiment, the dog’s salivation triggered by the sound of the bell was a(n) br A) neutral stimulus br B) conditioned stimulus br C) unconditioned stimulus br D) conditioned response br E) unconditioned response brbr2 Which of the following is an example of an unconditioned response? br A) getting money as a reward br B) clapping after a thrilling concert performance br C) playing jump rope br D) running through a maze to get a food reward br E) sweating in hot weather
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