[PSYC200] 18. Learning: Classical Conditioning

[@mitzyeditz8999]

Much easier to follow than my psych class. Thank you

[@artbeat3665]

Just amazing!!!
The way you have teached the Classical Conditioning is just amazing!
Teaching style is just awesome ❤

[@momlife22]

Thank you for uploading this video because I am sure that I am not the only students that understanding better about any lesson that Professor Grace explains in his lecture for our class.

[@v.k.upadhyay3834]

May god bless you all responsible for all videos of psychology
It’s very helpful

[@valmirsilva7314]

Great video!!! Know I understand better about Classical Conditioning. Thanks!!

[@lakshyacuts]

I had a question. Like, in a day, when we feel motivated to do the required work, and make a sound(Cs) or something else, would we just associate that conditioned stimulus with feeling motivated and the next time we make that sound, we just start feeling motivated?
Is it possible?

[@brucey7164]

The video from the TV show the office is not an example of classical conditioning. The behavior that has learned is to move his arm. That is not a reflexive reaction. The example is operant conditioning. The movement of the arm is reinforced by the candy.

[@Seeds-Of-The-Wayside]

55:20 APPLE PIE! everybody was sad

[@Anonymous-qj3sf]

Thanks

[@joseluisrangel3669]

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