A Luz 5.3 – Condicionamento respondente en A laranxa mecánica
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Condicionamento respondente en A laranxa mecánica, por Saínza Fernández e Yaiza Borrega. IES Pedro Floriani, Redondela, Charlas filosóficas “A luz” 2015-16. Departmento de Filosofía
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A Luz 5.3 – Condicionamento respondente en A laranxa mecánica
- 1. A LARANXA MECÁNICA Saínza Fernández e Yaiza Borrega.
- 2. PRIMER TRATAMENTO: EXPERIMENTO LUDOVICO. (CONDUTISMO) -Álex está baixo os efectos da droga (faino vomitar). -Obríganlle a ver unha película con escenas de moita violencia.
- 3. FINALMENTE... -Álex non pode ver a unha muller desnuda nin escoitar a súa peza de Beethoven favorita e é incapaz de ser agresivo. -Intenta suicidarse porque abusan del.
- 4. CONDICIONAMENTO RESPONDENTE ESTIMULO INCONDICIONADO= VELENO RESPOSTA INCONDICIONADA = VÓMITOS ALEX FAI UNHA ASOCIACIÓN: O ESTÍMULO NEUTRO PASA A SER UN ESTÍMULO CONDICONADO= VIOLENCIA OBTÉN UNHA RESPOSTA CONDICONADA QUE SON OS VÓMITOS Estímulo incondicionado = VELENO Estímulo neutro = VIOLENCIA