Stimulus Control 2

[@hindaalany6881]

You are awesome ! I have been studying those factors for 2 hours in cooper and all got is confusing ☹️.But, your video clarifies all of the confusion. Thank you!! Our field needs more people as you

[@maribelm.r.4575]

I watched until the end ➕ I watched the ads. Thank you for your time and great job helping me understand ABA in a fun way. Gracias 🙏!!!

[@fangman21]

Thank you! So helpful that you guys highlight the important parts of the definition/description, versus trying to pick it out for myself in Cooper!

[@wendehank9477]

I love how you explain things. You make the material more understanding and studying less painful and frustrating. Thank you 😊

[@taylorrobeug2044]

Clutch again and again! Thank you!

[@couchna]

I watched until the end! Between part 1 and this one I will read more, but I got the point...you help me a lot to stay focused which is very hard for me... thanks!

[@sharonesafia9161]

Hey Ryan! can you please give an easy definition of masking?

[@nopenope1834]

So engaging ♡♡. I shared one of these videos with a friend who thinks you have an 'intellectual voice', whatever that means. Thought that might feed the ego haha.

[@PsychCore]

He doesn't have an ego but it will feed the need to keep creating content

[@nopenope1834]

@@PsychCore that's even better! Actually, if you guys haven't done it yet, how about a video on on ego (or lack of?) from the perspective of applied behavioural analysis? I'm just doing a unit called Human Learning at university (Australia, psychology student) and don't know much about the topic overall but your videos are helping tremendously.

[@PsychCore]

Watch our videos on hypothetical constructs or reification or explanatory fiction, and all of our beast series on behaviorism, radical behaviorism, EAB, and ABA specifically. Oh, and the “utility of ABA” vid… the topic is brought up regularly!

[@marissaray140]

Hi! Could you help me differentiate between masking and overshadowing?

[@laurenbahr6568]

I think with masking you know the correct response to the stimulus, but can't detect the SD because of distractions. With overshadowing you are unable to learn the stimulus-response relation because of distractions.

[@marciawood5741]

That was convoluted ...