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Operant conditioning

SKinner interview showing operant conditioning with pigeons. Discusses schedules of reinforcement  
 
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karenlykya (1 day ago) Show Hide
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who care the grammar stupid?
Llavez (1 week ago) Show Hide
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even though this is true I gave your remark a thumbs down because you're grammar is that of a 3 year old. I hope you are a foreigner and prove me wrong but if not, I feel sorry for your 6 children on welfare. lol
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You are right my grammar is not the best however it would be wise on your part to understand what I was sharing. Even a child can share something to a person that will be helpful only if you will listen. Thanks for your comment it is helpful.
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well, I'll be honest, I may have been quick to judge and your words hold meaning. I guess I was just thinking in terms of "how can people take what you are saying seriously if you don't take your own grammar seriously." I agree with your thought though. my apologies if I offended. ;)
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wow aye maybe hes right
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can someone explain the last bit on free will please?I'm tired and he lost me ha
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Ahh, conditioning. The fine art of brain wash and behaviour control
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hi pud
1LBRTY (2 months ago) Show Hide
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This seems like very useful information.

1) If you want to control others, reward them on a random schedule.

2) If you want to avoid being controlled by others, beware of random schedules of reward being applied to you.

I love my puppy with all my heart, but I used a random schedule of rewards to shape some of his behaviors.

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