For classical conditioning there is one suitable example would be a super bowl commercial in the year 1992. The summary of the commercial is that two boys are watching a gorgeous long-haired blonde women walking to a Pepsi soda machine on a hot summer 's day to sexually drinking the can of Pepsi. The spying boys help end the commercial to say “Is that a great new Pepsi can, or what?” while completely not paying any attention to the beautiful woman. The reason why this is a fitting example of classical conditioning is because it involves all the stimuli mentioned. The neutral stimulus is the Pepsi soda because it doesn 't trigger the viewer to do anything specific. The unconditioned stimulus is seeing the beautiful women because it triggers
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The summary of the commercial is that the linebacker Terry Tate becomes an 'Office Linebacker ' for their company, where throughout the commercial he literally tackles anyone who isn 't working when they 're supposed to be while being friendly after-wards. This commercial shows positive punishment because the linebacker is added into the office while presenting unpleasant behavior, which is tackling people to the floor. This commercial is a good example of continuous reinforcement turning into partial reinforcement. The reason why it starts out as continuous reinforcement is because Terry Tate slams somebody to the floor every time, but as the commercial goes on, it seems he does it less often, turning into partial reinforcement. After partial reinforcement is in place it transforms into a variable-ratio schedule because the punishment happens after an unpredicted amount of …show more content…
A brief summary of this commercial is a group of friends are split into two teams to play a casual game of football after it rained. There is one main man the commercial focuses on who appears to be an old lady while being tackled into the mud multiple times while talking trash. Then his girlfriend gives him a snickers for him to be back to his normal self to only have the commercial end with the main character turning into an old man after being tackled again. This commercial is a good example of positive reinforcement because every time the main character gets hurt, he is rewarded with a snicker 's bar. The schedule of reinforcement that 's being used is a fixed-ratio because every time he is not himself he is being
The summary of the commercial is that the linebacker Terry Tate becomes an 'Office Linebacker ' for their company, where throughout the commercial he literally tackles anyone who isn 't working when they 're supposed to be while being friendly after-wards. This commercial shows positive punishment because the linebacker is added into the office while presenting unpleasant behavior, which is tackling people to the floor. This commercial is a good example of continuous reinforcement turning into partial reinforcement. The reason why it starts out as continuous reinforcement is because Terry Tate slams somebody to the floor every time, but as the commercial goes on, it seems he does it less often, turning into partial reinforcement. After partial reinforcement is in place it transforms into a variable-ratio schedule because the punishment happens after an unpredicted amount of …show more content…
A brief summary of this commercial is a group of friends are split into two teams to play a casual game of football after it rained. There is one main man the commercial focuses on who appears to be an old lady while being tackled into the mud multiple times while talking trash. Then his girlfriend gives him a snickers for him to be back to his normal self to only have the commercial end with the main character turning into an old man after being tackled again. This commercial is a good example of positive reinforcement because every time the main character gets hurt, he is rewarded with a snicker 's bar. The schedule of reinforcement that 's being used is a fixed-ratio because every time he is not himself he is being