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12. How Punishment Works flybybutterflies 627 views Is punishment a functionally feasible method of causing change in behavior? In this video, we will explore some of the functional limits with using punishment as a tool to ...
11. Operant Conditioning II: Shaping and Schedules of Reinforcement flybybutterflies 828 views In this video, we look look at how do we shape seemingly complex behaviors? Also, we find out that the rate in which we reward the animal can affect the rate of responses t...
10. Operant Conditioning I: The 4 Quadrants flybybutterflies 1,146 views This week, we look at the difference between classical and operant conditioning. We also find out who is the first person who looked at this from a scientific point of view...
9. Do Animals Have Temporal Maps? flybybutterflies 326 views Are animals able to remember events that happen in time? More than that, are they able to encode these temporal events in a map and make comparison? The 2nd experiment i...
8.How to teach children to read and can hummingbirds time? flybybutterflies 513 views A question that all parents would face, how to teach children to read? In this video, we will see that blocking is phenomenon that can happen when parents use flashcards. ...
7. Rescorla-Wagner Model and Dopamine Jackpot flybybutterflies 1,041 views The Rescorla-Wagner model is one of the most well-known model to explain classical conditioning, how do animals learn about the relationship between the CS and US? Also, in...
6. Classical Conditioning II: Temporal Contiguity is not Enough flybybutterflies 568 views Common perception suggests that animals learn best when two events are closely presented in time. However, an experiment discussed in the "Pavlovian Conditioning - it's not...
5. Classical Conditioning I flybybutterflies 763 views In this video, I will explain what classical conditioning is. A stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus through repeated pairing with the unconditioned stimulus. Also, I wi...
4. Habituation and Sensitization flybybutterflies 706 views We look at habituation and sensitization and look at examples of these two processes as well as the usefulness of these processes.
3. Behavioral Genetics flybybutterflies 291 views Can you really say that a behavior has a genetic component to it? In this video, we will see that sometimes we make spurious connections. Here, we see that there are other ...

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