Learning classical conditioning

[@danielchisala59]

you don't know how much you are helping thanks a lot that z incredible. continue being considerate.

[@CammyHell]

Actually the baby was shown the rat a bunch of times and liked it and then after some time the loud noise was introduced whenever the baby would reach for the rat. He was conditioned to fear the rat by the use of the loud noise. Not the other way around.

[@raymondmccall927]

This makes sense alot thanks

[@zilke6605]

I'm pretty sure Pavlov used a bell as the neutral stimulus. Thanks for the video

[@user-sz4ik8ch6l]

The bell Is the conditional stimulus

[@zilke6605]

@@user-sz4ik8ch6l It becomes a conditioned stimulus when paired with the meat powder which then elicits a conditioned response ( salivating) but prior to that the bell itself is a neutral stimulus as it has no effect on the dog without it being paired with the meat powder. The bell elicits no response unless the dog is conditioned to pair it with the meat powder. I hope this helps. 🤗

[@user-sz4ik8ch6l]

@@zilke6605 thank you for clearing. Now I understand better...have a great day

[@FarmanKhan-tv5we]

so easy to understand . Thanks alot.

[@binodko]

Well explained. This also explains the generalized disorder like generalized anxiety disorder.

[@Thriftingsista]

Thank you so much you have no idea how much this is helped me ! definitely going to be look at your other videos

[@mahesv75974]

0:07 classical condishing lol

[@cristobal2012]

So they are “prompting” us or conditioning us that we are going to learn about Classical Conditioning. Great service ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@sudhishmangalore4144]

very helpful for. B.ed students :) thank you

[@sohrabnowroozi5061]

thanks for your clear and slow explanation.

[@kertparkes9206]

Saved me a lot of reading.

[@sandraswann6975]

Thank you Mary. This was really helpful. I am studying a BSc Hons Degree in Health Sciences with the Open University. Sometimes the OU text can be a little confusing and I need to go 'elsewhere' to get a simple explanation in plain English! This has been excellent and I have posted it to my forum so that other students can also view your presentation. May I ask if there is anyway to save/copy the slides for future reference or is that against copyright?

[@duvalmartinez4102]

very easy to understand, great work

[@mabelasomaniwaa3687]

You teach very well.

[@wisewis1915]

This helps me a lot for my psych class 🙏

[@melaries1823]

Im in psychology 150 and this helped so much. Thanks. Im understanding it better each day.

[@eniaborrero4201]

Excellent 😮

[@chrisrockhouse]

Thank you mam for sharing. This helps me a lot. 😊

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[@eyesontheprize6637]

Very helpful. Thank you. But in the last image of Little Albert shouldn't he be crying, as opposed to smiling at the rat?

[@joseorozco3141]

Thanks this was very helpful. Easy to understand

[@RespectYourSelf1993]

i love your lessons, iam studying Psychology

[@muhiyodinali2426]

Keep going sister👍🏾👍👍👍👍👍

[@faeconomist]

Thanks alot Mary

[@graceojelade4067]

This is great,better than my 2hrs class

[@Tiger-uh7me]

Good explanation very nice

[@jehanica464]

Wow..very clear explanation

[@samiadugna7321]

Wow... Nice tutor

[@LilMiliana]

excellent job!

[@marievictoriaa]

Helped me for psych ty!

[@kasimkelil7016]

wow good lecture

[@terrianpearce9152]

Thank you this is helping me

[@allenleoantony7337]

So they gave a child a phobia 💀

[@rosemarydelprado6939]

Right?! How awful. Psych has come a long way since then with ethical treatment standards. Can't believe that has to be corrected.

[@ayatarraf2878]

Excellent explanationnn

[@Tabassum217]

good to get on....

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[@lilydonald9049]

ur a saint thank u mary

[@hhhehhh1]

fantastic explanation

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[@amalalgermi9474]

Thank u so much this is so helpful 💕

[@hanf4415]

I still didn't get it. It's probably an unconditioned stimulus.

[@crescar4813]

New subscriber ❤️

[@melisancube2831]

well explained

[@Nat-rs9px]

poor little Albert

[@masoodsarfi1169]

Thanks. Can i have the slides???

[@meriemanane7650]

Good

[@divinitytarot6]

Thanks Mam

[@rafiqash]

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[@muhiyodinali2426]

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[@KishorKumar-oe7uo]

thank you

[@smr3232]

I though it was a white bunny

[@LynWicks]

This lesson is all wrong!! Why are you teaching wrong teaching. Pavlov paired the food with a bell. The bell is the neutral Stimulus!! When the dog heard the bell it started to salivate for the bell. So Pavlov conditioned the dog to salivate to the sound of the bell. This is the right explanation.

[@basma486]

Hii. Thank you for making me aware with such thing. I don't think that all her explanation is wrong. The only information that wasn't correct is when she said the conditioned stimulus is the dish of the dog. It is a bell as you said

[@cathfidelis]

Thanks for clarifying bcz I thought I ddnt understand

[@rosemarydelprado6939]

That's what I was wondering about. It's a bell, not a dish!!!

[@nomeragena7294]

thank you mam

[@ophiocomawendtii]

not exposing scamdemic "classic conditioning" Your childrens children future are in your hands at this precise moment in time

[@CloakedEmpathy]

I one pavlov