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      <pubDate>2016-10-28 14:59:22 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>11/2: I can understand Thorndike &amp;amp; Skinner&#39;s research studies</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>PR: positive reinforcement: add reward<br>NR: subtract something unpleasant <br>______________Increase good behaviors<br><br>PP: adding something don't like<br>NP: subtracting something like<br>_____________Decrease poor behaviors<br><br>--Thorndike- Operant Learning PPT:<br><br>--B.F. Skinner-Operant Chamber PPT: <br>*Purpose of Study: <br>-to study animal behavior<br>-to show that reinforcement can affect behavior (how long would the animal take to learn the behavior with the good reward)<br>*Created the "Skinner Box" (Operant Chamber)<br>- a small closure in which there was a response to be made and means of delivering a reinforcement <br>-how long it would take for the rat and pigeon to pull the lever<br>*Results- Rat: after response had a better influence on the rate of occurrence<br>-Operant Conditioning: if a response (operant) is followed by a reinforcing stimulus, response strength is increased<br>-Discrimination: a stimulates that elicits a response after association w reinforcement <br>-Pigeon=better study than rat<br>-Schedule of reinforcement: when reinforcement is made available to subject of participant only some of the time, according to certain rules, these rules define schedule<br>-Fixed ratio, fixed interval, variable interval<br>*Skinnner wrote books discussing idea of behavior in human society: controversial: thought he was trying to brainwash<br>-behaviorism a prominent field in psychology<br>-ethical: fed animals and took care of them; no harm<br>*taught parents how to train their children<br>-teach children how to speak<br>-mentally disabled to talk, dress, interact w other<br>brain damaged ppl to control inappropriate behaviors</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-02 14:19:39 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>11/4: I can understand PAVLOV research study</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Ian Pavlov: 1849-1946:<br>John Watson also applied Pavlov's principles<br>Purpose:<br>-Pavlov and his assistants started research on salivation and digestion<br>-used classical conditioning to study people reflexes; such as phobias and anxiety<br>-relate to dogs salivating first at footsteps<br>-Procedure<br>-dogs have incision in cheek w tube to collect saliva <br>saliva=UCP<br>food=UCS<br>smell, sounds=neutral stimulus<br>dogs started to salivate when heard footsteps<br>put dogs in soundproof lab so they couldn't hear <br>results:<br>UCS+NS=CR<br>dogs needed stimulus of sound or sight to salivate (became conditioned)<br>ethical because dogs were well kept in lab; fed dogs and no effects of experiement were too drastic<br>-Future research <br>research and conditioning on phobias<br>today, using classical conditioning to help people get over fears and phobias<br>farmers using predators(wolves) to dislike smell of sheep<br>-real life examples:<br>hearing the bell--&gt;kids to pack up for next class<br>hearing a microwave beep--&gt;salivate<br>hearing national anthem--&gt;raises heart rates<br><br>Big Bang Theroy:<br>1) what is the schedule of reinforcement? Every time she did something annoying. Anything he wanted to change<br>2) what did Sheldon do wrong? He didn't tell her what he wanted to reinforce.<br>3) what did Sheldon do well? Used PR: He gave her a chocolate every time she stopped talking. He corrected her first then gave it to her. He choose a reward she likes</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-04 14:30:47 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>11/9: I can analyze Bandura &amp;amp; Seligman</title>
         <author>ridaraz4894</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Seligman:<br>-Purpose: perceptions on power and control are learned from experience<br>Learned Helplessness: becomes depressed<br>-Classical Conditioning<br>-Procedure: Dogs: escape group, non escape group, non harness group. Dogs were shocked 64 every 90 seconds: bell was rung and dog was shocked. Soon, before the dog even heard the bell, it knew it would be shocked. Later, the dog stopped trying and just gave up.<br>-Results: average time to escape for non harness (control): 30 secs<br>shocked: 50 secs; <br>-Ethical Guidelines: no, because it was to get research to figure out hwy people get depressed. Yes, harmed dogs.<br>-Future impact: found the beginnings of a theory to explain why some people become helpless, hopeless, and depressed<br><br>Bandura:<br>-Purpose: determine if (based on Modeling):<br>Procedure: 5 groups, control, aggressive/non aggressive males/females<br>adult model in room and they would verbally abuse it then taken to another room were they couldn't play with the toy<br>The Bobo Doll Experiment<br>Observational Learning<br>Result: children exposed to aggression/poor model behavior were more likely to initiate the behaviors {Boys were more aggressive than girls}<br>Ethical Guidelines: yes consent; debriefing: no treatment afterwards-they will stay aggressive forever--we would need to show them not to act this way<br>Future Impact: predict future behaviors of males and females; correlate to cases with domestic violence<br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-09 15:10:18 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>I can understand the 5 schedules of reinforcement</title>
         <author>ridaraz4894</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Continuous: rewarded every time<br>Fixed ratio: every 2 letters a skittle was given<br>Fixed interval: every 10 seconds a skittle was given</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-10 16:21:04 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>nice job with the pictures!</title>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-14 16:43:08 UTC</pubDate>
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