Stimulus Response Theory - Edward Thorndike (Definition + Examples)

Stimulus Response Theory was proposed by Edward Thorndike, who believed that learning boils down to two things: stimulus, and response. In Pavlov’s famous experiment, the “stimulus” was food, and the “response” was salivation. He believed that all learning depended on the strength of the relationship between the stimulus and the response.
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[@thijseggen2880]

Some feedback, there's almost no silences between sentences in this video (speech). It doesn't really sound natural and also makes it harder to follow I think.

[@nei7622]

i had asthma attack listening to it

[@sparkle2165]

put it on 0.75 surely won't sound natural but will help you understand better

[@caitlinvenespanol305]

Muy interesante!! Me encanta la facilidad con que se explica esta teoría :)

[@judyhinegardner9611]

This was such a good video!!!! You helped me understand this concept so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

[@matthewpooleacp]

Pavlovian (or classical conditioning) is not an S-R (stimulus-response) paradigm. It is a stimulus-stimulus paradigm. The animals did not have to 'choose' to make a response to get the outcome. The bell rang, and eventually, the association was formed in the brain. The dog didn't make any responses in that scenario. However, the cat in the cage did make a response to the lever. Thorndike did stimulus-response learning which eventually refined into stimulus-response-outcome or S-R-O.

[@philipholding]

Classical conditioning is an SR paradigm.Conditional stimuli and conditional response ( CS&CR). Pavlov paired two stimuli, then took away the neutral stimulus, and the dogs responded ( salivated) automatically / involutarilly to the remaining conditional stimulus. Operant/ instrumental conditioning is voluntary. Classical is involuntary.

[@pallavvishnu2221]

very nice and really informative

[@mannyquinn5841]

Yeah, the dog was conditioned to salivate every time he heard the bell, thinking there was a reward. Now, after the dog died, years later, they found a book note with written observations from the dog. One of them said: funny thing, every time I salivate. he writes, thinking he's discovered a new principle.

[@MdAbdul-zn2vv]

Please,it will be better to say slowly for one who is a learner like me to understand what you say. I think you make essential videos.

[@GiftedGentleman87]

Change the video playback speed. You're welcome

[@wiktorrwie]

Where is the old Practical Psychology? :(

[@tempestandacomputer6951]

Building passive income apparently

[@the_lobster]

why, what was old Practical Psychology?

[@jhoncadalin5887]

@@the_lobster Different voice, voice of a man.

[@jhoncadalin5887]

I think the owner of the channel is busy with his new channel called Whiteboard Crypto

[@oshinbyju6887]

You're a lifesaver!❤

[@brucedehaai2815]

I like the narrator, thanks for the video

[@Brand00d]

I think you’re mouth is too close to the microphone

[@therationalanarchist]

Thorndike had a hypothesis not a theory....even though that's what they called it. His "theory" is only relevant to dogs and cats, not humans.

[@dreaugustus4658]

What are y’all going to use this one for? I’ll probably make a group of dolphins my best friends by fishing with them

[@76_kwan]

😍

[@future_educator_LPT]

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[@TheFirstTriplefife]

Note, they use animals to try to understand human psychology.

[@Sparky579]

cause its simplifies the concept . and yeah do the 'r/woooosh' 🙂

[@Eirliss]

Ivan is pronounced with e, and the stress is on a. Nice video overall!

[@ivanljujic4128]

Less than 2k views in 5 hours on a channel with 2mill subs, tough luck. I hope you guys get back up to speed soon! :D I think the new narrator sounds nice. I kinda miss Theodor's voice, but I don't mind the change at all.

[@pradipjgurung]

What happened to the original narrator, and do you know why they stop uploading? Miss his voice

[@ivanljujic4128]

@@pradipjgurung I don't know why they took a break with uploads, but I'm assuming Theodore (the channel owner and the old narrator) just hired someone else to narrate, or asked someone he knows to narrate this for him. That's my guess.

[@kiwiwelch3620]

The conclusion is spaghetti here

[@shrishailkatti3197]

Didn't understand at all.

[@denismokin7572]

I'm sorry, but you need to work on your voice, it's monotonic and low, no hate ( only love) it just was too hard to focus, but very nice content overall.

[@joshhamilton7965]

As a doberman dog owner please don't associate and perpetuate the stereotype of "dangerous dog" with clipart images of dobermans. Thank you.

[@philipholding]

That's Pavlov

[@lifeisgood5619]

I miss the old narrator

[@Chocol8chan]

you pictures are confusing and doesnt match what youre saying, like the cat in a box you shown a picture of a cat in a bag which made me think the experiment was conducted with a bag instead of a box or a lever. Until you kept mentioning the lever later on. Then you mention a person with a stomach ache but you show a person with back pain... this constanty keeps tripping me up and slows my learning down... i might be mentally slow but god damn these "trip ups" are confusing and slowing me down even more

[@frankmilo4805]

The voice doesn't help in any way the process explained. Please change the narrator.

[@my.luminaire]

Sorry, but I was so annoyed by the voice of this video I had to stop watching, man that never happened before, maybe once...

[@eternityofnothing4463]

I really don't like the new narrator voice. It's somehow really annoying to listen to. I really liked the content of your videos but I can't listen to this voice for this long.