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Operant Conditioning and Remote Controlled Rats

This week's resource of the week is this very interesting video clip showing how the decisions of rats can be controlled by directly manipulating the reinforcements they receive through stimulation of the pleasure centres in their brains. In essence, this produces a remote controlled rat. As well as being an interesting example of operant conditioning, it also raises issues regarding free will and determinism.

 


 

 

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Simon  - Freaks me out   |212.85.6.xxx |2008-03-27 10:10:18
That makes me feel really uneasy. Could you do that to a human brain?
Anonymous   |78.147.101.xxx |2008-04-10 07:51:36
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