Classical Conditioning - Some Example with Dr Z

[@diannaszabo3848]

Thank you for the examples, the fact that they were in the form of test questions really helped. Also, accentuating the fact that the UCR and the CR are always the same. Its now stuck in my head....Thank you!!

[@Bunnyzen1]

THANK YOU! Out of all the books and online explanations, this one helped the most in identifying the elements!

[@Freespirit512]

Thank you Dr. Z., your teaching style has clarity and is helping me learn more of these Psychological methods without being anxious. You are a very good teacher and I appreciate your videos.

[@anatoby669]

best video! taught me so much in this quick review than reading thru so many book pages...this was so easy to understand.

[@farahhas6650]

Amazing explanation & breakdown of examples 👏🏻

[@emmanuellamaison6107]

Thank you so much. This makes so much sense now. Please make more videos about psychology topics if you can. It's an extra study and review tool for my class. thanks!!!

[@celloprep4]

This is the best explanation I have ever seen. The break down is clear and understandable. Would you mind sharing where I can find more practice questions on this and operant conditioning? Thank you in advance.

[@amandahartley9344]

Thank you so much! I love how you review this as tests questions!!!

[@yassminserag2924]

Thank you so much. This makes so much sense now. Please make more videos about psychology topics if you can

[@victoriamcintosh5122]

thank you so much, this makes more sense than just the textbooks...

[@canadianloon6433]

Excellent video

[@enjoylearnmore]

As dyslexia, its so much easier to understand from looking at a chart, and well explain, thanks

[@vera691]

Thank you so much for your conditioning videos! I watched the classical and operant conditioning ones, and you are honestly way better at teaching than my teacher. Seriously, thanks to you, I'm certain that I will do good on my test tmr :D

[@peachpotter7502]

Thank you for all the exercises!

[@lifelearner45lloyd97]

Thanks, your examples are outstanding!

[@lenekristinedaastl7928]

Thank you very much for your awesome teaching! I understood everything now:) Better then those heavy complicated textbooks.

[@Freespirit512]

I agree, some college textbooks are complicated and miss the point. For any teacher or professor, whose ability to simplify complex methods such as Operant or Classical Conditioning is awesome, like Dr. Z.

[@beckynowak5060]

Thank you for simplifying this for us!. It was very helpful

[@Ajauregui]

You're amazing! Thank you for sharing!

[@amyelbenisrael8933]

Excellent Teaching!!!

[@ObeySilence]

And the babies bottle also is no unconditioned stimulus because the baby learned that food is in the bottle. This example is like pairing two conditioned stimuli.

[@solfridcollett2405]

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lifelearner45lloyd97]

You are awesome 😊

[@sushilsindwani5890]

Tx mam from india u r just superbbb

[@yunseoha8791]

you are my hero!!

[@ia2025]

Thank you so much!!! I get it now I get it 😎

[@cold9237]

thank you so much

[@ObeySilence]

Strictly speaking Christmas is not a unconditioned stimulus.

[@amyantonioli9828]

I have to agree. The picture of Santa carrying presents being an unconditioned stimulus doesn't seem to make sense. Maybe you can explain it a little better

[@AmberZ305]

thank you !!!

[@lifelearner45lloyd97]

Can you email me some examples & answers?

[@thaistahor6119]

Very helpful :)

[@yunseoha8791]

thank you soooooooooo much :)

[@janaylsworth6911]

Excuse me, but I do not believe that the present example is correct because happiness is not an innate or natural response to seeing presents.

[@MzClementine]

Ha. We’re going to that right now with Covid and masks.

[@ellee21]

I really would like to ask for help on my homework. Confuse. I am doing classical conditioning

[@ellee21]

Thank you

[@asterdaniel882]

Thank you so much,