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You call it manipulation, I call it using operant conditioning on my environment
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loubella77 · 4 months
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insanelyadd · 9 months
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Sometimes I think about the fact that I accidentally pavlov'd my cat into associating Bat Country by Avenged Sevenfold with food.
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arctic-hands · 2 months
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I listen to Gang Of Youths to fall asleep so much that I'm screwed if I ever actually go to a concert
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wackywithabitofhorror · 3 months
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Ethics Question
If I took a baby and trained it like a puppy to be happy, would that be ethical by the confines of a psychological experiment and from a human rights standpoint?
Specifically, the training would consist of taking a baby and using a clicker or bell or something similar any time the child is happy, thus making the child's brain develop with the correlation between the noise and joy, thus programming them to be happy when they hear it.
Is this ethical and/or legal?
EDIT: to clarify other than the training the child would be otherwise raised like a normal child
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sonnykissed · 8 months
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I’m a simple lad. I see mox I start salivating
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veronicawalshcbt · 4 months
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Examples of Classical / Pavlovian Conditioning
Download this post as a PDF for printing Classical conditioning / Pavlovian Conditioning – this is when we have conditioned a learned response to something – pairing and associating two stimulus’ together – e.g. the first time a child hears an ice cream van enter the housing estate playing it’s music, it means nothing in particular to them – but when the child associates the sight and sound of…
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toasterghostie · 6 months
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I got pavloved by my family as a kid because when I was like six my dad yelled out "Look it's _____ favourite part" before the kissing scene in a movie and being six reacting to being teased, I covered my eyes and turned in the opposite direction so there was no possible way I could see it.
Everyone thought this was hilarious so they all got in on it and did it constantly with nearly every movie or TV show, so I kept avoiding the kissing scenes in overly dramatic ways. This went on for several years.
This stuck and now I can't see kissing (irl, filmed or animated) without averting my eyes, I'm not as bad as I used to be but it's an active struggle to try to actually look at the scenes.
Now they get annoyed when they notice that I still react like this, WHAT DO YOU MEAN? YOU CONDITIONED THIS?
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lotusxpop · 7 months
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I always wondered why I feel sleepy after showering and it turns out that when I was a kid my parents would put me in the shower and then in bed almost immeadiatly after
I HAVE DEVELOPED A PAVLOVIAN RESPONSE TO SHOWERING AAAAAAHHHH
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cemeterything · 11 months
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i always find "you all need church/jesus" to be a really funny response to people being horny on main because in my experience i never thought about explicit kinky gay sex more than when i was in mass
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snarliecharlie · 1 year
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Juno's second touch session. She's getting it!
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call-me-strega · 4 months
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Dc x Dp Prompt #7: Pavlov’s Ghost Would be so Proud
In which Jazz tries to play matchmaker and accidentally classically conditions her new friend, Jason, into liking her brother.
Basically, Jazz is a college student at Gotham U when she shares a Lit class with Jason Peterson and they bond over deeply analyzing the characters. Jazz isn’t looking for a relationship (maybe she has a partner? Maybe she wants to focus on her studies? I’m low key considering aro-spec Jazz but who knows?) but she thinks Jason would get along great with her brother Danny and decides she wants to set them up.
She bribes Jason into coming over to study or hang out with the promise of fudge and take out and incidentally observes him deeply enjoying said food. She decides that since eating food puts Jason in a good mood that’s when it would be best to talk up her brother. So the next time Jason came over she casually steered the conversation toward her brother’s recent endeavors to transfer to Gotham in order to be closer to her because he’s so sweet and protective. She then offers Jason a slice of cheesecake she had leftover from a lunch out with the some friends which he graciously accepts. Then, just as he starts eating Jazz goes “oh here let me show you a picture of Danny!” and shows off her cute younger brother to her friend.
She doesn’t do it every time she and Jason meet because she figures that’s be too obvious but every time he comes over she offers him food knowing it puts him in a good mood so she can talk up her brother. It’s just that she says his name or shows him a picture of whatever Danny’s been up to recently while he’s eating.
Jazz just genuinely believes she’s just doing her best to be a good wing woman. It’s not until Danny actually moves to Gotham and Jazz decides to introduce them that she realizes what she’s done. She invites Jason over to come meet her brother and watches her how when he sees Danny he gives him an actual genuine smile, not a polite smile you give strangers, but one with actual joy. This is followed quickly by a sense of visible confusion in Jason‘s eyes and Jazz starts to connect the dots.
She excuses herself to the kitchen to go get the snacks she was planning to serve as she looks down at the tray she realizes ‘Oh my gosh I’ve been classically conditioning Jason to associate joy with my brother’! She puts together that an unconditioned stimulus = food (specifically served in her apartment) -> unconditoned response = Jason feels happy/good and that by talking about and showing off her brother every time Jason eats she made her brother a conditioned stimulus for Jason to associate with happiness.
She mentally groans realizing what she’s done but then looks back over at Danny and Jason hitting it off and can’t bring herself to fully regret it. This kinda was her goal as a wingwoman after all. She brings that snacks over to see a flush on her brother’s face and the tips of Jason’s ears red and thinks with a big grin ‘Hey! Maybe if this goes really well it’ll be a fun story to tell at their hypothetical wedding!’
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bornsinnersx · 2 years
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I'm glad to say that science is well on its way to making a real-life Tumbler sexy man Dr. Two Brains.
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ambular-d · 2 years
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Look, if someone is such a hopeless crapsack of a human being that the only worthwhile thing they’ve ever done in their life is a single uncharacteristically decent and thoughtful post on tumblr dot com, then you’d better believe I will reblog that post.
I won’t follow them or spread their other, shittier opinions around.  I won’t reward them for vomiting their bile all over the internet.
But that one post may be the only compensation the Universe ever gets for the insult of that asshat’s existence, and the only chance the rest of us will ever get to impress upon them that ‘Yes, this is good, this is the kind of stuff we want to see, MORE OF THIS PLEASE!’  It might also contain good information or insights that could be helpful to others who need it.
Why wouldn’t I want to help give that post the most notes the OP has ever gotten on anything?
If no one reblogs it on the grounds that the author is a jackass, then anyone who might have found it valuable will miss out.  Perhaps more importantly, all the OP will ever see on their Activity page is a bunch of their fellow jackasses reblogging their usual brain barf, and they’ll conclude that that’s the kind of content people are looking for and double down on the douchery.
If your argument is ‘But people might see that post and follow that jerk without realizing they’re a terrible person!’ then I gotta ask: how is it reasonable to expect people to check out a blog before they reblog anything from it, but not before they follow it?  And won’t anyone who does hit ‘Follow’ without doing their homework notice pretty quickly that there’s suddenly garbage all over their dash, and fix their mistake?  If they don’t notice, they’ve got much bigger problems than accidentally following a bad blog.
tl;dr: Don’t punish the behavior you want to see.  Punish the bullshit.  Reward the good stuff to encourage more of the same.
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dominoblues · 9 months
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mokuba being absolutely revolted by anything even remotely resembling ancient egyptian stuff so much that just the mere mention of it makes him want to puke and kill someone.
He will cool down to yugi eventually over time but.. as long as no one will mention 'the other guy'.
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