German Behavioral Conditioning

The government as important chiefs around the world always are looking forward to controlling what society thinks and do, Creating a foolish environment on humans being, creating horrible events from the past that have come to humanity to be aware of not being foolish against by influential people. They don’t want you to be able to control your capability of thinking and expressing yourself. The government creates drugs to gain control over their own society, creating an aggressive environment that can lead us also to many wars or diseases. Behavioral conditioning is a process whereby a response becomes more frequent or more predictable in a given environment as a result of reinforcement, with reinforcement typically being a stimulus or reward …show more content…
One of the most famous characters that have marked mankind is Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler used a lot of psychology to gain power over his country. Adolf Hitler, analyze the underlying techniques that were used. However, while the breadth and scope of Nazi propaganda were quite exhaustive, and included posters, movies, radio, and the press, this paper will focus on the primary method of rallying the German people – the creative use of posters to serve malignant ends. These posters will be analyzed through a behavioral lens to understand and identify key cognitive and psychological drivers that went into creating them, and the role that they played in instigating social and other cognitive biases in the German population. Hitler creates a new environment for his own people, creating a brainwash. Also, Hitler started to control the behavior of German …show more content…
Extinction initially was conceptualized as a process in which original learning, and therefore behavior, was unlearned or destroyed. That is, it was assumed that extinguished behavior would no longer be elicited by the environmental cues that originally evoked it. However, extensive research shows that extinction does not involve unlearning, but rather new learning that does not overwrite the original learning. Furthermore, the physical environment and social context in which extinction takes place, as well as such internal states as emotions, drug-related states, and time, will influence the process of extinction. Every day we are getting closer to the edge of the extinction, getting addicted to something instead of being free. Authorities are creating this “traps” for us so they can have power over us, so they can control our behavior. Also, another factor that contributes, is that the government is creating a huge gap between social classes, giving less care to the lower classes and more attention to the rich class. is In “Brave New World”, Aldous Huxley developed the world that is divided into social classes. On his novel he shows how the government is trying to gain control among