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Respondwords & vocals

by Melissa Daws

With thanks to Madonna

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In the beginning, there was the rat.

I’m a rat

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Skinner saw that the rat had no box.

I have no box

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And lo, there was a box.

Skinner

BoxThis is nice

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What are you lookin’ at?Rat…… rat...

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If you give a behaviorist a rat, a lever, and a reinforcer, what

will you get?

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“A behavioral contingency.”

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Look around, contingencies are all around you.They’re everywhere that you go.You try everything you can to escape the pain of shock,Rudolf knows.

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If all else fails and you can’t avoid aversive shock and being really annoyed.I know a way you can stop this mess.Its called a lever press, and that’s what it’s for.

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So come on respond.Press your paw right down on it.Come on respond.Press the lever down now.I know you can do it.

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All you need is some water reinforcement.It’s right there under your nose.Move aside, just a bit, you almost touched it.Please just stand on your toes.

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I will shape your successive approximations to pressing the lever down.If you do it, you will get water now.That’s the situation.That’s how it’s done.

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So come on respond.Press your paw right down on it.Come on respond.Press the lever down now.I know you can do it.

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Water’s given for pressing, not just for your cleaning and scratching.After you have learned that, you will learn how to pull the chain, touch the sticker.Then you’ll be a well-trained rat now.

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Respond.Press your paw right down on it.Come on respond.Press the lever down now.I know you can do it.

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Respond…… Water’s in the dipper.

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reinforcement

Before

Rudolf has no water

Behavior

Rudolf presses lever

After

Rudolf has water

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Respond…… Water’s in the dipper.

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Force, duration, frequency describe responses, not stimuli.Response, behavior, stimulus all of these apply to us.Thinking, rules, such as that apply to humans, but not rats.

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When reinforcement’s intermittent, it makes extinction more resistant.Greater effort, quicker satiation, but you’ll respond under deprivation.

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That’s the way it always goes, when you learn to use your toes.Now you know how to pull the chain.I can’t believe how quick you learned this game.

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Don’t just stand there, let’s get to it.Press the lever, there’s nothing to it.Respond…..

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Before

Rudolf has shock

Behavior

Rudolf presses lever

After

Rudolf has no shock

escape

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Respond….

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Oooh, you’ve got to just let your paw press down the lever.Oooh, you’ve got to press it down, down now.Oooh, you’ve got to … Respond...

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Save the world with behavior analysis.