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RE: Human Manipulation: Anchoring 06-16-2011, 05:57 PM
#11
Yes. If they like TV alot and you keep taking it away when they drop a spoon, they will stop dropping the spoon unless their really rebelious.
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RE: Human Manipulation: Anchoring 06-25-2011, 03:17 AM
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To make things simpler:
You have a dog. He hears you ring a bell, you give him food, once he sees the food, he salivates.
Again, you ring a bell, you give him food, he salivates.
Again, you ring a bell, you give him food, he salivates.
You ring the bell, but no food, he salivates.
You ring the bell, but no food, he salivates.
You ring the bell, but no food, he salivates.
You ring the bell, but no food, he does not salivate.
Again, you ring a bell, you give him food, he salivates.
Again, you ring a bell, you give him food, he salivates.
You ring the bell, but no food, he salivates.
What this does is associate the sound of the bell to him salivating. But remember, when you are experimenting with a human you need to know when to give them the food, or else they will stop salivating after a certain number of attempts.
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RE: Human Manipulation: Anchoring 07-11-2011, 09:41 AM
#15
Haha that's funny!
I had to read 2 times not because it's bad (which it's not) but because I'm half retarded.
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RE: Human Manipulation: Anchoring 07-14-2011, 11:26 AM
#16
Heard a lot of Anchoring.
Thanks useful stuff.
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Fourteen Years of Service
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RE: Human Manipulation: Anchoring 07-14-2011, 11:26 AM
#17
Heard a lot of Anchoring.
Thanks useful stuff.
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