Pavlov's Dogs Get Conditioned

[michaelcantwellable]

So that explains domestic abuse!

[perwiratempur]

What about Pavlov's cat?

[advavigil1]

התעללות!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!



[mushon44]

idy suda

[012564528001]

that saliver works like vigra .. lol .. that's why he rub the dog ..

[absolutelyfree1963]

EARTH HOUR = GLOBAL PAVLOVIAN CONDITIONING?

(YES)

[GreenDevilAngel]

Thats not the way PAVLOV mad the experiment exactly !!! !!

The doc dont has to see or feel humans. He must be alone !!!

Fucking bad unreal documentary. BAd bad bad..

[richkidbobby]

good. im learning this in psych 101!

[SUPERBIG2NE21]

בהצלחה לכולם מחר במבחן בפסיכולוגיה

[James25H]

so what is the difference between classical and operant conditioning?

[iMarduk]

@James25H Classical conditioning has to do with reflexes and it is permanent. Operant conditioning has to do with all other activities; it is also temporary and more consequence-based.

[CoozyMcMillan]

DIDNT REALIZE HOW INDIE THIS BAND REALLY WAS

[reksub10]

@CoozyMcMillan best comment ever

[PinkPunkyKat]

I know this dog is just an actor but why were the original dogs tied up like that?

[ddmo2]

@PinkPunkyKat Yes they were, and it was really nasty looking when he did it. He cut holes into the dogs stomach, and removed his check and all this crap

[PinkPunkyKat]

@ddmo2 I bet Pavlov is rotting in Hell right now. Serves the bastard right.

[ElnAlter]

lol that dog is cute

[Wowbagger86]

When I fart, people always antisipate the smell...

[tulioigor96]

I started to salivate as I was watching this video! Is that normal? hehe

[Ezekio3160]

will this work on my sister?

[VTimesTwo]

lol, I love this experiment, Jim used it on Dwight in the American version of the Office xD

[jamesykt69]

i thought it was a bell ringing?

[soklamon]

terry4144, try not to be a smart-ass. This was the first experiment where associative learning was discovered. In Pavlov's theory, based on his experiment, if an unconditioned stimulus and an unconditioned response become paired, then there is an association of the two stimuli. The organism then reacts with an conditioned response. Great experiment.

[mfactor3]

@soklamon why dont u actually comment to him so he can see how your insulting him instead of being a coward

[soklamon]

@mfactor3 r u a 5-year old or something like that?

[mfactor3]

@soklamon are you an illiterate dumbass?

[terry4144]

this is association not conditioning

[14GoOdLiFe]

@terry4144

thats a behaviorist perspective of the conditioning...

it is conditioning ...

[terry4144]

@14Go0dLiFe

I question things where most people just accept what they are told, to me the dog is associating the (dinner) bell with food does this make me a behaviorist? as I had not heard of this before

[14GoOdLiFe]

maybe is does...it all depends on how you see the world around you...and perceive how things work... anyway ...

Pavlov's study demonstrated the interaction between different stymulus (I guess this is the right word) and showed us reflexology between a neutral and Inconditioned stymulus... Skinner then studied this more deeply, he was a behaviorist and believed that everything had to do with previous or "in the moment" behaviors, that that shaped or mind and actions...

[SharifAlSaid]

Don't forget ! We are not Pavlov, We are supposed to be the Dog! You understand what I mean ?

[Miredninja]

Advertisements and television do this to people everyday.

[leschick94]

yes it is called sublimlinal advertisement :)

[14GoOdLiFe]

@Miredninja well said ... its called 2º degree conditioning...

[argalax]

@SharifAlSaid no i don't

[cleanhomer]

@SharifAlSaid Who says I'm supposed to be the Dog? And who- and why I should I even care who- is trying to make me the Dog? I'm too much of a stubborn Mule sometimes to be the Dog!

[SharifAlSaid]

@cleanhomer I mean that marketing and many other can use this research by Pavlov and others after him (B.F. Skinner)to conditionated people. So because I'm part of the people i suppose they can do to the People what Pavlov began to study on dogs. Sorry, i wasn't clear enough.

[cleanhomer]

@SharifAlSaid Oh no, I wasn't mad. No worries!

[55175772]

thanks for the video, it helped me a lot

[herotherlover47]

do they need to add the sound effects of the dog drool. god thats gross.

[udemcomenreseau]

HEY MILTON!

[kasurumai]

Used this for a power point in class. Very nice video.

[0dour]

here doggy ^_^

[ellakisses]

i thought it was a bell? lol

[Lantana150]

So sad....

[Neutral666]

why ?

[Lantana150]

It´s easy......

This isn´t live for animals. I don´t say that Pavlov was not a great psychologist, but there is not the better form. There are other manners to prove the conditioning...

[SkaterDrummer678]

... sure there are other ways to prove it but he was the first to discover such a thing and at the time was quite genius. and if you think about it, all discoveries in the past were great for their time.

[abalonmistic]

lo que descubrio es muy bueno pero era un viejo sorete, y te lo muestran como que queria a los animales.....

[rimind1]

he condtioned his kids to. postive reinforcemnt cool stuff.

[hepner]

oh hell no

[di3happy]

Woot! first comment!