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the first sentence, your definition, was the one thing that saved myself from going on a 3 hour deep dive of trying to get my brain to understand the other definitions of respondent conditioning. I truly mean this when I say thank you so much, this helped a lot. 😭❤️
*I literally see you everywhere.* At least you have something useful to say about this and you're actually learning something, though. 🙂👍 I was just assigned to watch this in-class.
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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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Pavlov cut holes in the dogs esophagus so food can just fall out and they would stay hungry. He also cut out holes in their intestines so they would continue to be hungry. He also didn’t use a bell. He used electrical shocks the more you know.
Most videos on RUclips don`t really elaborate on how exactly the conditioning occours. Thank you for this video, I am a freshman majoring in Psychology and I have a ppt on Classical Conditioning , I am gonna add the information I got from this into my presentation. Thanks a lot!
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Good work! I could understand and cleared my doubts about PAVLOV THEORY .This video's quality and used language was good and clear .This video' is very much useful for thse students who having doubts on this therory I would like to request those watch this video . Thanks for making such educational videos
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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@@sprouts I mean, happy accidents can lead to anything but the scary thing about it that you will attribute the true discovery to a potentially false premise and when you go back in the tree of ideas and finally get to the axioms, you'd have to conclude they are faulty as well and the entire worldview shifts to an incorrect path where the only truth about it the happy accident (assuming there was a correct philosophy to begin with). That is how you get new religions and cults and terrible political and ethical outlooks on the world. I'd rather we never find that little piece of truth but stay on the correct path. I don't want unnecessary blood to be spilled. I don't think any discovery in history has happened thanks to incorrect outlooks. It was usually reason (which I consider a virtue) that lead to it even if the initial premises were already wrong. It's when you move to the correct path from the bad one, never the opposite. If someone can point out a discovery (happy accident) that happened through irrational means, I'd love to hear about it.
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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.
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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.
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.
At first glance, I agree with limiting ads in public spaces. However, these companies will not reduce their advertising. There is no incentive that I know of to actually get advertisers to lower their overall advertising. I think ads in other mediums will increase as a compensatory response. An example would be RUclips playing more, and less skippable ads, or seeing more space on websites dedicated to advertising. At the end of the day, the consumer is a slave, and has no real say, the lower their economic status. The “dollar vote” idea isn’t flawless because poorer folks have less “dollar voting power” and are often forced, by necessity, to buy things for survival. This reinforces the relatively lhigh” (due to ever-shrinking purchasing power of the dollar) prices of goods poor people tend to buy. This keeps people poor. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk, and correct me if you think I’m wrong.
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!
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Yes... It works... I don't like eating biscuits, bread, rusk , and rice broth... Lately I understood that all these food were given only when I was suffering from fever... 😂
Could this be one of the reason whyfood companies love to give really cheap deals on meals, like food coupons? n marketing adds play one part in building a conditioned response between ”product” and costumer, is that right? But in order for the advertismrnt to build an conditioned response to the product it cant just be empty words. If the add just present the conditioned stimulus in the absenve of conditioned stimulus the add Will not make people buy mor but rather unprogram the ”nice/good” association that was built and meant to stay. Im trying my best to understand this in other situations than pavlos dogs😊
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Tomorrow is my psychology exam and I have to revise everything but don't have much time. Your videos are brief and has every important point that has to be used in my answers. Thank you so much! You guys help me allot.
OMG, THIS IS LITERALLY ME RIGHT NOW TOO!
@@harryhamtaro7990 I'll just say, best of luck. 😂😂😂
@@fatemahaji1136 Thank you so much Fatema!
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I hear you, I feel you. I'm experiencing this exact same situation with an exam tomorrow
the first sentence, your definition, was the one thing that saved myself from going on a 3 hour deep dive of trying to get my brain to understand the other definitions of respondent conditioning. I truly mean this when I say thank you so much, this helped a lot. 😭❤️
Sprouts has the most well-executed video I've watched on this topic, very well done
Thank you, Just Some Guy without a Mustache, for the great compliment!
Omg you watch sprouts too!
@@sprouts what is your editing software sir?
Sometimes i wonder how much knowledge you have aquired, you're everywhere. Are you the real final boss?
*I literally see you everywhere.*
At least you have something useful to say about this and you're actually learning something, though. 🙂👍 I was just assigned to watch this in-class.
this helped me understand the Pavlov Theory so well. Thank you Sprouts
Happy to hear that, Devika!
Thanks for explanation
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Thank you Sprouts ! Today my teacher showed this video in class and I'm happy that such great videos are used for teaching in our class
Happy to hear that:]
🎯 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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I had so many theories to learn and I think 60-70% your videos coverd my syllabus 🌸 and that too in under 2 hours!
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Pavlov cut holes in the dogs esophagus so food can just fall out and they would stay hungry. He also cut out holes in their intestines so they would continue to be hungry. He also didn’t use a bell. He used electrical shocks the more you know.
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Objection.
Relevance.
really? can you give a link to a source?
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I literally get hungry just from paper bags-like when i get my prescription, because it sounds like the bags that cheeseburgers come in 🤣🤣🤣
This truly helps us. please continue this. I can remember the facts without studying.
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My childcare level 3 exam is tmrw this helped alot thanksss
Happy to help
Most videos on RUclips don`t really elaborate on how exactly the conditioning occours. Thank you for this video, I am a freshman majoring in Psychology and I have a ppt on Classical Conditioning , I am gonna add the information I got from this into my presentation. Thanks a lot!
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The psychology videos are my favorites so far. Very good refresher and great for kids too.
I wish i was taught similarly in my classroom.
@Issa Not really
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Awww! Keep learning:)
Hi from France! I'm in college and the professor recommended this video in his class. I sure understand why! Very clear, thank you 🖤
Hey! Thank you for your sweet comment. Keep learning :)
(Side note, croissants are 😋)
@@sprouts in reality croissants are Austrian, but they really are 😋
Why sad background music though? I almost had an existential crisis
He felt sad for the dog.
@@cubingtubing8172 lmao i also felt sad for the dog for some reason. I guess this Pavlov theory really does work, huh? xD
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So when I sense my pulse rising, that's not anxiety, that's pavlov. Neat.
Thank you sprouts😊, your breif and informative videos on such topics are really helping me in revising quickly.
2:42 by facing things that trigger traumas, we dissociate and are liberated
Wonderful video, thank you! Also, loved the little drop about advertising!
Welcome 🤗
find this very fascinating, thanks!
- a girl taking a psychology class
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Tomorrow is my exam. Thank u for all ur videos. Its crystal clear.
All the best :)
neutral stimulus got the best response counter tuitive to common counter insurgency strategies.
Good work! I could understand and cleared my doubts about PAVLOV THEORY .This video's quality and used language was good and clear .This video' is very much useful for thse students who having doubts on this therory I would like to request those watch this video . Thanks for making such educational videos
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.
Hi SiMe. Thank you for the insightful comment! It's great to get to discuss theories and research from a different point of view! I do wonder however, whether a "small miss" is a miss or simply a 'happy accident' that leads to more varied discussion of a topic and thus allows further pursuit of knowledge :) As we believe in Sprouts, one should never stop learning. What do you guys think?
@@sprouts I mean, happy accidents can lead to anything but the scary thing about it that you will attribute the true discovery to a potentially false premise and when you go back in the tree of ideas and finally get to the axioms, you'd have to conclude they are faulty as well and the entire worldview shifts to an incorrect path where the only truth about it the happy accident (assuming there was a correct philosophy to begin with). That is how you get new religions and cults and terrible political and ethical outlooks on the world. I'd rather we never find that little piece of truth but stay on the correct path. I don't want unnecessary blood to be spilled.
I don't think any discovery in history has happened thanks to incorrect outlooks. It was usually reason (which I consider a virtue) that lead to it even if the initial premises were already wrong. It's when you move to the correct path from the bad one, never the opposite.
If someone can point out a discovery (happy accident) that happened through irrational means, I'd love to hear about it.
So where is your video😌😍🤓
@@ckantrel1977 ?
Tomorrow is my +1 psychology public exam.. This is very helpful video to understand this theory.. Thank you so much ..❤
Good luck!
"Pathway to Salivation" would be a great name for a band!
Also, I just stumbled upon this channel, and I am amazed. Thank you!
what about just regular salvation
Do a video about Impostor syndrome and dunning kruger effect.
Song is called As Flowers
Sigh !😌 , I am finally clear about this topic .A heartfelt thanks to Sprouts for providing such a smooth learning experience ✨
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Best channel ever💗
This is so cool. I love the office episode on this.
Wonderful work! Brief yet concise.
Very informative and organized. Thank you so much
You make me understand everything. Thank you!
May I ask you to talk about Piaget?
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Ohk....wow helped me clear concepts....
Thank you 🤗
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Nice video 👍Plz provide more than 2 classroom examples for better understanding
Mass media and news can be used in classical conditioning about certain issues, bias, or prejudices?
New Pavlov VR update looks great
Love the opening at the end! thanks
Thank you for giving awesome information 🙏
That dog really said "ZAMN😍"
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.
Can also make a video about personality disorders and their diagnosis and treatment💖
Perfect and very clear videooo!!!
Glad you think so!
Intermittent reinforcement used to produce specific behavior. It works on humans as well.
2:20 why/how can conditioning not be used for training?
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
Please add all learning theories
Beautifully explained
great video, tyssmm!!!
Thank you soo much ❤️
Good explanation,helped me understand better the subject
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Thank you for beneficial explanation
Next you could do intermittent reinforcement, classical conditionings evil step-sister!
Yes, we are currently working on more videos in this field!
1:51 Conditioned Response should be (CR) not (CS)
Ivan Pavlon was born in Ryazan state here in Russia , I have visited his old house.
thanks for sharing!
Very useful ❤
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.
Thanks for sharing.
Great explanations
Glad you think so!
But what is the conditioanl stimulus and the unconditional stimulus here?
Great explanation
I use to have popcorn when I binge watch TV shows. Later, whenever I hear the TV shows precredit song, I crave for popcorn😆
Why this video say Ivan Pavlov used a metronome when other sources say he used a bell?
He used a metronome ;)
Please make a video on how to do self assessment and analyse work
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.
At first glance, I agree with limiting ads in public spaces. However, these companies will not reduce their advertising. There is no incentive that I know of to actually get advertisers to lower their overall advertising. I think ads in other mediums will increase as a compensatory response. An example would be RUclips playing more, and less skippable ads, or seeing more space on websites dedicated to advertising. At the end of the day, the consumer is a slave, and has no real say, the lower their economic status. The “dollar vote” idea isn’t flawless because poorer folks have less “dollar voting power” and are often forced, by necessity, to buy things for survival. This reinforces the relatively lhigh” (due to ever-shrinking purchasing power of the dollar) prices of goods poor people tend to buy. This keeps people poor. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk, and correct me if you think I’m wrong.
Thanks
I got sad at the extinction part
Nice work!
Thanks!
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!
This is an excellent video. Very well explained. Thanks for this content.
I wonder if pavlovian bells/triggers can be used on people?
Very good!
Amazing video
Thanks Yoeshel Karma!
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I have an exam tommorow and I was a bit confused on this topic and now I understand it so much better! Thank you Sprouts!!
Welcome. Good luck tomorrow!
@@sprouts Thank you! I did really good by the way
used this in my rs lesson
thanks for this
Jeez I was told to look this up after wondering why I liked the bell when I heard someone say what I liked 😭
Is there anybody here feels that some authorities out there use this pandemic to condition us to unecessary subjections?
Our 🛎 is probably social media😂🤣💀
Right
Peace and love.
Would you mind if i used a screenshot from your drawings in my presentation about Pavlov? I will give credit
Go ahead!
Works on people too
Podrían poner el audio en español por favor. Gracias
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This is very similar to Priming effect. ^_^
Indeed Otaku Collector AMVs! They are similar as they operate on the cause-effect principle, well spotted :)
Next: How this classical conditioning is applied on human beings, via commercialism, media and societal trends pushed to the masses?
Yes... It works... I don't like eating biscuits, bread, rusk , and rice broth...
Lately I understood that all these food were given only when I was suffering from fever... 😂
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Greeat video Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it ;)
Firstly. Thank u for this video
Secondly. Can u explain scientific subjects more? And especially neurology? In the next video?
Thank you for the idea Madiha Alhosni_MAD!
We may be looking into some Neuropsychology topics soon- keep an eye out for our updates :)
@@sprouts ohh Greeeaat.. 🙏🏻🌷
Could this be one of the reason whyfood companies love to give really cheap deals on meals, like food coupons? n marketing adds play one part in building a conditioned response between ”product” and costumer, is that right? But in order for the advertismrnt to build an conditioned response to the product it cant just be empty words. If the add just present the conditioned stimulus in the absenve of conditioned stimulus the add Will not make people buy mor but rather unprogram the ”nice/good” association that was built and meant to stay.
Im trying my best to understand this in other situations than pavlos dogs😊
Yeah and it’s everywhere around us
great thanks
How do you think humans were conditioned to work themselves to the grave for a piece of paper. Just sayin'
Make video on theory of intelligence
Amanda Wilkinson!