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Martin S Shapiro
Приєднався 10 чер 2013
utility and value
This lecture discusses the parameters of reward and utility functions, including information about delay discounting models.
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Learing and Addiction
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This lecture is about theories of addiction, including the negative and positive reinforcement theory and the incentive sensitization theory of addiction. It focuses on the role that associative learning plays in addiction.
Working Dogs and Rats
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This lecture is about research I conducted in collaboration with Oxford University, The Ministry of Defense, and Auburn University on explosive detecting dogs and rats.
Social Learning
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This lecture is on social learning, observational learning, and imitation. It discusses the blue tits of England, potato-washing Japanese Macaques, and imitation learning in marmosets.
interval time perception methods
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This lecture discusses methods and theories for investigating short-interval time perception, such as the peak procedure and scalar expectancy of time.
memory
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This lecture discusses different types of memory and methods for evaluating memory, such as delayed matching to sample, water mazes, and radial arm mazes.
Fear and Phobias
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This lecture discusses phobia and exposure therapies as well as reactivity and preparedness.
Avoidance
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This lectures discusses avoidance (negative reinforcement), including Mower's two-factor theory and Sidman avoidance
Partial reinforcement extinction effect
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This lectures discusses the partial reinforcement extinction effect (PREE) in massed and spaced trials
Matching
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This lecture discusses Herrnstein's matching law and variations on the matching law.
Incentive Constrast and Irrelevant incentive
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This lecture discusses the early work done in Edward Tolman's lab on latent learning and incentive contrast. It also discussion comparative psychology and irrelevant incentive experiments.
Instinctive drift and Punishment
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This is a lecture on instinctive drift, R1-R2 incompatibility, and punishment.
Skinner and Schedules
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This lecture discusses some history of B. F. Skinner and explains schedules of reinforcement (FR, VR, FI, VI).
Types of Instrumental Conditioning
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This lecture discusses types of instrumental conditioning, including reward, punishment, avoidance, and omission.
Instrumental Conditioning: Methods and Thorndike's Law of Effect
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Instrumental Conditioning: Methods and Thorndike's Law of Effect
1 Animal Intelligence and Instrumental Conditioning
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1 Animal Intelligence and Instrumental Conditioning
Generalization Overshadowing Blocking
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Generalization Overshadowing Blocking
Duration timing and controls - Classical Conditioning
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Duration timing and controls - Classical Conditioning
Stimulus-Stimulus or Stimulus-Response - Classical Conditioning
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Stimulus-Stimulus or Stimulus-Response - Classical Conditioning
Acquisition and Extinction -- Classical Conditioning
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Acquisition and Extinction Classical Conditioning
Very insightful content, thank you for posting
Very helpful ❤
Ahhh
Excelente explicação. Boas imagens e vídeos, muito boa didática. Obrigado.
Very informative
It's shocking to see how little we know about memory. Videos like this are important pioneering steps towards understanding.
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Hey Martin Thanks for excellent sharing. I wanna ask you something : Can a neuron's generated action potential be restructured which got used to respond to a certain current? or Can a neuron's generated action potential be restructured for different currents?
thank you!!!!
how i wish you are my lecturer!!!!! thank you sir
Very good presentation👍👍
Is it possible for you to go over your book? Im taking biopsychology right now and we are using your book and I’m really struggling 😢
Hello Mikhaela, Where are you taking a course where they are using my textbook? I am sorry that you are struggling. An introduction to neuroscience can be difficult. I have 30-40 minute screen-capture lectures that cover a lot of the material from each chapter on my youtube channel. Is there something that is particularly difficult for you or a topic. I might already have a video.
hi! is it possible for you to make youtube playlist about this?
What is a good definition of arousal? Is the activation of energy synapse firing (of electro-chemical potentials) or excitation and inhinbition? And can it apply to both visceral (peripheral nervous) as well as brainstem (central nervous)?
And this video is the best video on arousal that I have seen for psychology. Thank you for your work.
Thank you very much
Hi. I am a first year psychology student and am really interested in Biopsychology. Where can I find a job that will expose me to the field as I pursue my degree?
Hi! Psychology PhD student here. I encourage you to get involved in undergraduate research in a psychology lab at your school. Look online at faculty in your department and reach out to those who have research that is of interest to you. More than likely they will be happy to allow you to work as a research assistant in their lab throughout your undergraduate career. This will be a great way to explore your interests and prepare for future work in the field :)
@@Jen99576 thank you
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Addiction Is a myth created by the government and the government and the pharmaceutical industry. If you look around %100 of the world population has some type of addiction. Sex,drugs ,money, rock and roll , food ,power, narcissistic vampirism, the list fucking endless . Where is the war cry against obesity and the health problems associated with an all you can eat buffet? Compared to the drug problem In the world gluttony has claimed 10 x the victims of early death and chronic disease
This was excellent.
I’m thinking about getting my masters in bio psychology but I’m not sure what the job outlook is…
There are a few paths of master's degrees in biopsychology and experimental psychology. First, many who get their master's degree are thinking about going on to a Ph.D. in experimental psychology or neuroscience with hopes of getting a job as a professor at a college. Second, people who get master's degrees in experimental psychology tend to get a lot of experience collecting and evaluating data. Many of our master's students go on to get jobs in data analysis working for a nonprofit, school system, or a for-profit business. Third, there are applied programs in neuroscience such as rehabilitation counseling working with people who have had strokes or brain injury. With a master's degree, you are able to get jobs as lecturers and four-year colleges and tenure-track positions at community colleges (though these positions often go to people with Ph.D.s). I hope that helped.
Thank you for this amazing lecture!!! Saved me from a boring reading , and was super easy to understand. What a talented teacher❤️🔥
I think they both seemed confused lol :/ but my eyes picked up the sad part of the face both times...
I would say that deepends on dominant eye..
9-years later and females are still leading in tattooing
you can also use Ds as a reference : ua-cam.com/video/NqCn4Scnr5I/v-deo.html
I still can't get about the myth #2
veri interesting
On the facial picture I didnt feel either were happy or sad. They felt sad to me. But when you mentioned what the experiment was I went back and thought the top one(first one) was happy. Probably biased. Not sure what that would mean.
There is often a great deal of variability in these kinds of perception tests, so I would imagine that you are not the only one that does not see a difference, or felt the same emotion from both. There is also a lot of variability in lateralization. Your emotional perception might be more equally distributed than others.
Would the undergrad neuroscience courses be considered the "next level" of the biopsychology course at Fresno State?
It really depends on the University. In a psychology department, the next level courses after biopsychology are called psychophysiology, cognitive neuroscience or more specific topics like behavioral endocrinology or clinical neuroscience. In a biology department, it might be a course on neuroanatomy or neurophysiology or just a course called neuroscience.
Just the explanation I needed. Thank you!!!
Can you plz suggest which app or site you hve used to explain the following reactions ?
I creating this in PowerPoint with animations and then used Camtasia to screen capture and narrate the reaction.
Who else is here bc your early college professor sent us the link and we have to do a summary about it 😂
Who sent you the link?
This is really great!! Thank you 😊
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
Great Lecture !! Thank you so much
Thank you for this presentation and elucidation the evil affect such substances have on humanity of the victim. Often we blur the suffering and disease of addiction through the hedonistic perspective. Amazing presentation thank you professor.
It is very easy to understand, one of the best videos I came across on this topic. Every process is explained in detailed and at a clear level. Thank you so much <3
I had to stop and go get lunch during this lecture! I felt like I could smell the food that was presented on the slides! Ahhh food!
Awesome lecture,God bless you
you saved my life. Medical school here haha
Best explanation. Thank you
Thanks !😍
Thanks for the great! Explanation.
Mr. Shapiro, I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your superb lecture and also share what a joy it is listening to you teach. I truly wish I could have you for one of my professors; or, honestly, I feel I'd enjoy you teaching all my courses. Your clarity, tone, and passion made learning from you a joy. Thank you most sincerely.
Thanks for that nice comment. It really made my day.
Very helpful! Thanks!
Wow!!!...thank you so much..you have made the concept crystal clear!!! your teaching reflects the teachings of Sal from the Khan Academy!!!...I have always religiously followed Khan Academy.
Amazing .
Thank you!
awesome ,,,
I need help! I’ve lost the ability to sense and tell when I’m hungry thirsty sleepy or tired! I also have loss of libido, low hormones, low testosterone! Doctors can’t help me find out what’s wrong or why! I had been on multiple psych meds my previous doc tried to counter ativan withdrawal and led me down a terrible spiral! I suffered what was like a ischemic stroke/aneurism that showed up in a mra. My sense of thirst hunger sleep is all gone! It’s not a psychiatric problem I’ve seen multiple and they say it could be from effexor remeron that I took. Please I need help!
Hello, I am sorry to hear about your troubles. I'm afraid that I am not a physician just and educator. This video was created for my student in an introductory course in neuroscience. You need to see a physician and maybe an endocrinologist. I hope you get better soon.