Conditioned vs Unconditioned Stimulus and Response

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Not a student in your class, but this is the first explanation of this that has actually made sense to me! Thank you!

[@drj.psychology]

I'm glad! :)

[@stefanhenderson116]

I have been looking at my notes for a whole hour trying to understand this. Thank so much for your help. I feel less confused about it now.

[@drj.psychology]

You're very welcome!

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The shower example is the first one that has stuck w me in YEARS of hearing about conditioning:)

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I dont know why you only have few subscribers, you are a good teacher and I have a huge feeling that this channel would grow someday. :)

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Thank you so much! This really helped me understand this content so much better!💕💕

[@drj.psychology]

I'm glad it was helpful!!!

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Thank you Dr J ❤️
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[@drj.psychology]

You are very welcome! :)

[@claudettevalencia1312]

awesome review awesome teacher! very very helpful and there was a grey spot with me with neutral stimulus and unconditioned stimulus and how they paired together but you explained that so well loved it!

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Very good, succinct and to the point, thank you, I have just completed my paper, and will be presenting for editorial evaluation regarding golf instruction.👍😀

[@drj.psychology]

I'm so glad it was helpful! Best of luck on your evaluation!!!

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The best and very simple explanation I have come across so far. Thank you very much Daktari

[@drj.psychology]

I'm glad it was helpful!

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This is an amazing explanation. Thank you, very helpful

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omggggg thank you I could not get it for the life of me but you broke it down very well

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This was so helpful
You are so good at explaining

[@drj.psychology]

Glad it was helpful!

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Thank you so much for this video 🤗
I understood the topic.. Thanks alot😃😃

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i have a psych test tomorrow morning, this helped so much, thank you!

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Thank you! Very helpful your video!

[@doctormaryanne.]

Can you explain how defense plays a role in neutral stimulus to conditioned stimulus

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I have a test next week. Thank you for this video.

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[@drj.psychology]

You are very welcome!

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this crap gots me going in circles and its confusing me , im see if youre video helps

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[@AT-lj7mg]

I always had questions in the back of my mind about classical conditioning. Now, I am studying this again on my own and I want to go about those questions. Anyways.... I understand the unconditioned stimulus and unconditioned response. I am having a difficult time with the next step regarding the unconditioned stimulus with the natural stimulus. Thank you very much!

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This video helped me soooo much!

[@drj.psychology]

I'm glad!

[@UNDERGODSKREATIONS]

This was great! Thank you!

[@familykddq1]

Thank you gaining better clarity thanks to this lesson! Do you have any other lessons on this subject?

[@ritabill-cq5tr]

Please i didn't understand the condition stimulus and conditions respones

[@MG-oi2zy]

Great explanation :)

[@LimitlessJayson]

Dr J, I came across this video as I am searching the web for understanding to help my fearful dog as much as possible. I know this wasn't directly uploaded for dog sciences but please let me know if I am making the correct connections here.
On a walk. Neutral Stimulu = The environment / Unconditioned Stimulus = People walking towards us / CS = Fear & Avoidance
Thank you for your time.

[@drj.psychology]

Not quite. Fear & avoidance is a response. Being afraid of someone walking near would be a conditioned stimulus. However, classical conditioning does not ALWAYS apply. It would be hard to discern if there was ever something that had happened (unconditioned stimulus) that was paired with seeing other people on a walk (neutral -> conditioned stimulus).

[@LimitlessJayson]

@@drj.psychology Thank you for sharing, do you have any sources that might help my position?

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I finally understand after watching your video! My text book does not explain it as well as you do.

[@drj.psychology]

I'm glad it helped!!!

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Thank you so much. Finally I understand CR.

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Thank you very much
Perfect video

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thank you so much. this was so in depth and quick!

[@drj.psychology]

I'm glad it was helpful! :)