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So when I sense my pulse rising, that's not anxiety, that's pavlov. Neat.

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Do a video about Impostor syndrome and dunning kruger effect.

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neutral stimulus got the best response counter tuitive to common counter insurgency strategies.

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This is also known as horizontal generalization or deduction in the rawest form. It's making connections between seemingly arbitrary things due to statistical observation and not doing any induction (vertical generalization) to make sure they actually connect at a certain root. It's actually a reason why a lot of philosophies fall apart, because they are failing epistemologically by not applying a two dimensional analysis. Even a small miss in that respect can have very big changes and why so many philosophies differ to one another. There is no problem doing things automatically under Pavlovian conditioning. But if you are ever to make a definitive statement, make sure you have done deduction and induction. I promise you, you will learn a lot by restraining oneself. It makes you a lot more open minded :] I do not think we should limit advertising unless it somehow violates rights (for example by lying). Advertising happens on its own without requiring anything. Simply seeing someone use a product or service is an advertisement and you can't limit people from acting (that would be a violation of rights). Thus there is no reason to limit active targeted ads.Psychological manipulation is only unethical when the target is being falsely informed. This means that sometimes the language of the ad needs to be adjusted but it shouldn't be suppressed otherwise.

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Mass media and news can be used in classical conditioning about certain issues, bias, or prejudices?

I use to have popcorn when I binge watch TV shows. Later, whenever I hear the TV shows precredit song, I crave for popcorn😆

Classical conditioning explanation when undertaker comes with his theme song we get excited also when some other wrestler trolls with undertaker theme song we get excited in this case theme is neutral stimuli which trigger conditional stimuli.

I got sad at the extinction part

I love the video! Only thing I don't understand, is why it was said classical conditioning cannot be used for training? Well over half of all dog trainers in the world use classical conditioning... Myself included.

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 🧠 *Classical conditioning involves pairing a stimulus with a new one to elicit the same response, a concept pioneered by Pavlov in the 1890s.* 00:54 🐕 *Pavlov's dog experiments showcased the association of a neutral stimulus (metronome) with food, leading to conditioned responses like salivation.* 01:49 🔄 *The process involves turning a neutral stimulus into a conditioned one, triggering a conditioned response, with learning occurring most rapidly in short intervals.* 02:43 🧠 *Extinction, repeating the conditioned stimulus without the unconditioned stimulus, can almost entirely undo classical conditioning.* 03:10 🔗 *Synaptic connections in the brain strengthen over time, connecting auditory stimuli with behavioral responses in classical conditioning.* 03:37 🔄 *Classical conditioning can influence physiological responses, as demonstrated by the pulse rate exercise, raising questions about its widespread impact.* 04:46 📚 *Sprouts videos, under the Creative Commons license, are free for personal and educational use, supporting independent learning.* Made with HARPA AI

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2:42 by facing things that trigger traumas, we dissociate and are liberated

Hi! Thank you for this video! I absolutely love it! I was wondering if you could help me out? I want to know how this can be applied in the classroom? Is it the same as when students push their chairs in, after a while, its conditioned and they no longer have to be told? :) It just helps me classify it better, I'm studying for my teaching exam. Thank you so much!

Intermittent reinforcement used to produce specific behavior. It works on humans as well.

I wonder if pavlovian bells/triggers can be used on people?

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Jeez I was told to look this up after wondering why I liked the bell when I heard someone say what I liked 😭

This reminds me the Coca Cola can opening sound, and the ice and the pouring in a glass sound… and then the “Ahhhh” sound 🥲 I want a coke

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Next you could do intermittent reinforcement, classical conditionings evil step-sister!

This is very similar to Priming effect. ^_^

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Make video on theory of intelligence

Works on people too

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But what is the conditioanl stimulus and the unconditional stimulus here?

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2:20 why/how can conditioning not be used for training?

If I did the experiment at the end it probably wouldn’t be accurate because my pulse wouldn’t go down from being so tired hopping on one foot for 30 seconds several times haha. I can do the same experiment as the dog 😁

Podrían poner el audio en español por favor. Gracias

Back in WWI the soldiers on both sides were skint on food. The British used to throw potatoes over the trench lines. German troops would pick them up. They did this long enough to force a Pavlovian response. Things thrown must be potatoes right? All the way up until they started throwing hand grenades instead.

My dog is wondering whether Pavlov knew the answer to WHO’S A GOOD BOY?!

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Not me salivating whilst watching this video

That was really beneficial because it's in syllabus of bac...

Is there anybody here feels that some authorities out there use this pandemic to condition us to unecessary subjections?

The poor dog looks so depressed!

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1:51 Conditioned Response should be (CR) not (CS)