Waking Up: Overcoming the Obstacles to Human PotentialBased on Gurdjieff's notion that most people are automatons controlled by mechanical habits of thought, perception and behavior. |
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... conditioned stimulus is paired with the unconditioned stimulus ( and thus the consequent uncondi- tioned response ) regardless of what the animal being conditioned does . Pavlov's dogs could bark , whine , yawn , blink their eyes ...
... conditioned stimulus is paired with the unconditioned stimulus ( and thus the consequent uncondi- tioned response ) regardless of what the animal being conditioned does . Pavlov's dogs could bark , whine , yawn , blink their eyes ...
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... conditioned response , was automatic . A classi- cally conditioned response has a mandatory quality about it , a compulsiveness , that is very powerful . REWARDS FROM THE BRAIN'S PLEASURE CENTER One of the most dramatic forms of ...
... conditioned response , was automatic . A classi- cally conditioned response has a mandatory quality about it , a compulsiveness , that is very powerful . REWARDS FROM THE BRAIN'S PLEASURE CENTER One of the most dramatic forms of ...
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... conditioned response is formed by the deliberate pairing of the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned response . Suppose we now break up that pairing , continuing to present the conditioned stimulus , but no longer following it ...
... conditioned response is formed by the deliberate pairing of the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned response . Suppose we now break up that pairing , continuing to present the conditioned stimulus , but no longer following it ...
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