3 chain behavior--complete edition

perform a chain (sequence of performances under stimulus control) consisting of putting a marble into a particular place, a rod push, and then a lever press, followed by liquid reinforcement.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Psychology
• Behaviorism
• Operant
• Skinner

[tomazzin]

GREAT! I'm trying to do some chaining with my pigeons. Backward chaining is the best technique, right?

[iidarah]

thanks! Backward is as good as forward one.

--Shoki

[kirbysatan]

thats neat and i agree to the person below \/

[iidarah]

tanks! Kribysatan.

--Iidarah

[iidarah]

sorry, i mistyped your user name:

sorry, kirbysatan one quick question for you: Did, your user-name, Kirby satan name after nintendo game: Kirby?

[iidarah]

TYVM

TTFN, dickygray

--iidarah

[IaIaCthulhuFthagn]

It was kind of loud. But it was also pretty low pitch, which means that the rat (whose audibility curve is shifted to the higher frequencies relative to humans) probably didn't perceive it as being as loud as you or I would.

[agentwtf]

Jesus! That buzzer at the end sounded more like a warning stimulus... were you about to shock the poor bastard?

[dickygray]

Brilliant vid - 5 stars!

[iidarah]

LabRat3k: thanks your comment upon my video clip. I am not sure if you remember or Dr. Paul used "phrase" as his under-the-comment on his e-mail while you were attending at his class, but I send his under-the-comment to you:

"The best argument against Intelligent Design is that fact that people believe in it." MSU survivor