Of course, the actual experiment is slightly different from what we learned in the textbook, but the meaning is the same. Through this experiment we can see that the so-called behavioral psychology is largely extended from this experiment. I often think that the content of our behavioral psychology is more suitable for children of a younger age. Whether it is children's learning, a series of problems that arise, or our education of children, behavioral psychology is undoubtedly more likely to help children. So let’s briefly talk about how to use Pavlov’s experiments to educate young children about behavior.
First of all, we want to emphasize stimulation. Children's behavior has a great relationship with our stimulation. When we recognize one of his behaviors, we will give him positive feedback or positive stimulation. This kind of stimulation can strengthen a child's behavior. But what if the child swears or hits others? Hit him? Of course not, we can treat him coldly and don't give him any feedback, and then gradually his behavior will become less and less.
We often need to analyze the reasons for the child's behavior instead of simply and rudely stopping him. Sometimes some of his behaviors are more to gain the attention of parents. If this behavior is not easy to stop, then It is easy to give him a positive reinforcement to make his behavior intensify.
will share some behavioral therapies with you later, which can help children establish some good habits.
