Psychology: Learning Methods

This video covers the basic methods of learning. These methods usually center around a reaction caused by a stimulus; something that is covered in the video. Subscribe and tune in to this channel to get information about various psychology topics in this series. On a similar note, leave any feedback you might have, it will be appreciated. Thanks and enjoy!

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• Psychology
• Learning
• Methods
• Stimulus
• Response
• Derek
• Reaction

[Nessyrediney]

I thought that negative reinforcement was the taking away of a negative stimulus? being yelled at would be punishment, negative reinforcement would be taking away homework from a student who did something good

[Bloodbath1234567]

Nope...punishment would be something like spanking whereas negative reinforcement is an event whose reduction or termination increases the likelihood that ongoing behavior will recur.

[ladyfuschia]

I wish I could see more of your face.

Behavior Modification! Works great with kids and dogs!!

Well, enough of that. I am very curious as to why you make these videos. I think they are great and you're probably helping a lot of people.

Military terms?? Experience?? I have a son in the Marines.

I'm not sure about your ideas of "exposure therapy". I'm afraid it won't work for everyone!

Ah! The teacher!!!! Must have made an impact.

Here's a real good book: "The New Guide To Rational Living".

[Bloodbath1234567]

The face portion is a result of the webcam on my laptop, not the most flattering lighting lol. I make these videos to help steer the people who are looking for a possible explaination for the things that they are feeling, but aren't sure if they should seek help. I know military terms, and tactics, etc. I don't have actual experience, as much as I would like to get some. I cannot inflict that on my family. The ideas on exposure are from psychology, proven facts, I'm just passing the info onwards

[rodolforops]

kill yourself douchebag dumb asshole fag fucker

[bourbonstmc]

Actually the post above gives a great, succinct example of negative reinforcement. Your definition is on the right track, but awkwardly worded.

[ladyfuschia]

Wow! We really do need to talk more! As I stated, I'm a wee bit tired, being like 50 freakin years old and stuff! I would be happy to show you more of my art! Next morn, a couple mochaccinos and I'll have fingers a flying!!!