B. F. Skinner, Behaviorism and Your Superstitious Beliefs

[Beani19]

Great video, hope it would be alright to make reference to this in my level 4 assigment on Skinner. Thank you.

[rodolfo1114]

@Beani19 Sure thing. go right ahead and use it for class. Glad you liked it.

[zolrac95]

jajajajja you condemned your daughter for life

[bribribri56]

great video thanks

[Th3B3atl3]

psychology homework never seemed to be any easier:D thanks god youtube exists!!

[hacks486]

Great video really liked the parrot "put in the basket."

[Druidess4]

Nice video, thank you for explaining.

[magnusdier]

Great explanation



[100jackoff]

@rodolfo1114 , May i use the part with the skinner box rat from about 1:04 to 1:27 for a school short video i am making?

[rodolfo1114]

@100jackoff Absolutely. Go right ahead. Thanks for asking.

[SmokerVeNoM21]

@rodolfo1114 mate i would truly apreciate if you do a video like this explainig a bit of Piaze psycology or behaviorism of Watson thnx alot , keep up the good work exelent video :P (sorry for my mistakes )

[SoleSky]

Hello, I am building a skinner box and could really use your help on the food releasing mechanism. Do you know how the pellet is released? This is my biggest problem. Thank you

[FunkyDandy420]

GREAT VIDEO



[Wolveslad]

Thanks for making this video! Makes studying even more entertaining and enjoyable!

[rodolfo1114]

Glad you liked the video. Sure - feel free to put the video on your class website. Thanks for asking. - Michael

[NegativeArmadillo]

Rodolfo1114: Great video and nice footage, mind if I upload to my class website for them to see (with credit to you of course).

[Miguel192]

Well done.

[studgamer510]

Great video my friend, really helped out when i was studying for my psych 1 course. The visualization of watching the animals develope their CS really helped! -Thanks

[rodolfo1114]

@studgamer510 Glad to hear the video was helpful for your class. That was my hope when I put this together. Definitely a fun one to create. Thanks for comment.

[AdamsTeinz]

Put the lotion in the basket! :-D Reminds me of Silence of the Lambs.

[17I18]

Rodolfo1114, may i have you're permission to upload this video for use in my psychology class?

[rodolfo1114]

@17I18 Sure. Go right ahead. Glad you like it.

[bubblax]

yeah id love to have this for a class pyschology project :)

[rggritts1]

CAn I have permission to upload this video for use in the classroom?

[ThoughtCriminal912]

Ofcourse superstition called religion is programmed into most people from the moment they are small kids.

[kstock00]

Great post. Thanks.

[ZandersStory]

I enjoyed this! Great observations and examples. 5*s

[JimWestonInfowarrior]

No problem in fact I have a book recommendation for all who are enjoying this video and especially you rodolfo.

"Battle for the Mind" by William Sargant. Very famous British psychiatrist. The book is infinitely valuable due to its behaviouristic approach, mainly relying on an in depth analysis of Pavlov's work in relation to religious&political brainwashing. Btw am no atheist in fact I am a monotheist (believe in one God) yet I think everybody should know about this! Best wishes

[rodolfo1114]

"Battle for the Mind" I hadn't heard of it but I just checked it out on Amazon and it looks really interesting. I just put it on my Wish List.

[JimWestonInfowarrior]

Thank you for this great video!

[rodolfo1114]

Glad you're all enjoying the video. Thanks for the positive comments!

[felipefrog]

Yes, but great video anyways, i will subtitle it for my students.

[nymphscylla]

Heyyy I bowl like that! lol

[Blucius13]

John B. Watson was the founder of behaviorism, not Skinner.

[cptnsmelly]

True dat.

[Gymnopedie55]

True. Skinner was the founder of radical behaviorism, a different take on Watson's behaviorism.

[rodolfo1114]

Right you are - Watson is considered the "founder". Thanks for noticing this. I put a little pop-up note in the video to correct this.Thx!

[FunkyDandy420]

@Blucius13 no single one person founded behaviorism. skinner is just the most famous one.

[FunkyDandy420]

@Blucius13 no single one person founded behaviorism. skinner is just the most famous one.

[antebellumraus3]

@Blucius13 true, but he founded radical behaviorism, which is probably what most people mean by behaviorism because they do not distinguish between methodological behaviorism and radical behaviorism.