what? before the first infusion?
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Essay 1. What? Before the first infusion?. You actually describe it, but I’ll let you off on that one. Otherwise, a good intro. Woah , where’s this come from? this essay is supposed to be about ANV. All OK, but off topic really. So? Why? Relate this to learning theory. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
What? Before the first infusion?
You actually describe it, but I’ll let you off on that
one
Otherwise, a good intro.
Essay 1.
Woah, where’s this come from? this essay is supposed to be
about ANV
All OK, but off topic really.
So? Why? Relate this to learning
theory
Are you sure? Is 50 THAT old?
Are these the only associations that could form or are
they just examples?
Last sentence is correct, well done.
Conditioned responses have
rules?
This is your big chance to show off with your
knowledge of the experiments. Tell
me what you know...
Oops
Oops
Is this really why these experiment
were done?
OK, but I think (a) more depth is
needed here and (b) it could be
better described in a section devoted to treatment.
Unusual? Do you mean novel or weird? If you
mean novel why is this important.
Go on....you’re nearly there...
This is all good stuff. Good detailed description of
counter evidence.
So, now you are going BACK to evidence for a
conditioning account. Stick with a theme.
Again, this is good stuff, (although is there a counter to the
argument about distraction...)
Oops
A good essay, but
(1) Went off track with anorexia at the start.(2) More studies could be discussed, where studies
are described more details needed(3) Relate the effects to learning theory more(4) A bit of evidence ping-pong. Better structure
needed
Thus 2:1
Much better definition of ANV
Nice straightforward description of the question and a good, brief
overview of how you are going to tackle it.
Steady on!
Essay 2.
Oops
This is an excellent description of the conditioning analysis, and even
emphasises that there may be more than one associative structure
involved!
Good logical starting point, Beginning with the question of why would anyone doubt that
it’s a CR?
Oops
OK, but you’ve missed the crucial condition, where an
audio-visual CS is paired with illness. Grrrrr, its not going to
be A++
OK, I’m feeling better again now, you have restored my faith in your
intelligence... Really good description of H&S, then a good human version of the same idea straight after to make
the point. Still looking like a first class answer now...
Define this please
oops
Good description of the results, and
all the time relating it to learning
theory, which is what is demanded
of the question. Well done.
Good details about these studies! I actually believe you may have read them. You are also relating them to learning theory still. This is getting
better and better.
You are about to change direction in the essay. But
that’s OK, because you’ve
provided me with a sign post. You
are thinking ahead and helping me
understand the structure of your argument. I now
think you are writing a well thought out
answer, and not simply a mind
dump.
Evidence of reading outside of the lecture slides!!!!!!
Excellent, you are introducing a counterpoint here, and then evaluating
it with relevant data.
Good, a potential treatment is described, and related to a
phenomenon (LI) in learning theory
An excellent essay, easy to read, detailed and analytical at the right points. Evidence of wider reading
a couple of shortcomings
(1) A couple of minor definition errors(2) Could have talked about the scapegoat effect
Thus 1st