| Guiding Thought Question: When you're trying to get someone to do something for you what is the method you use to try to get it and how is psychology involved? Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn the processes of classical conditioning and how it is used to adapt behaviors. |  |
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palm
10/23/2019 01:44:55 pm
I give them reasons of why it benefits them.
Greg
10/23/2019 01:45:13 pm
Sometimes using reverse psychology, which is telling someone they should do something and in turn they do the opposite which is actually what you wanted them to do, you can get someone to do something you want them to do
Jackdaw
10/23/2019 01:48:02 pm
You use persuasive techniques that
Jasper
10/24/2019 07:35:10 am
I keep trying to ask and persuade them, perseverance and annoyance make a great combo to get someone to crack and do what I want
Alexis Blankenfeld
10/24/2019 07:36:24 am
I give them an offer they cant' refuse. I offer something they would want so that way they are motivated.
Weaver-Wagner
10/24/2019 07:36:40 am
Guilt is probably the most effective method to convince someone to do something. If you make someone feel guilty, they’re more likely to have pity on you and help you out.
Brynna Oxley
10/24/2019 07:37:16 am
Give them reasons as to why helping me will be good in the long run, as well as offering something in return for their services.
Karson
10/24/2019 07:37:55 am
You offer something that would be wishful for them, to give motivation.
Katherine
10/24/2019 07:38:43 am
To get my little brother to do a chore, I'll often propose a race. He usually accepts and tries to win. But now, he's kinda used to it and isn't always so eager to race.
Dylan Baker
10/24/2019 07:38:56 am
Tell someone they cant do something so they try to do it
Fatima A.
10/24/2019 07:39:08 am
I try to give them an incentive on why they would do what I’m asking. Therefore, we are both getting something out of it.
ferro
10/24/2019 07:44:55 am
Depending on how old the person is, if the person is a child I use pretty please and "do it for me" or classical conditioning.
Reavis
10/24/2019 07:50:49 am
I agree with wagner. Guilt is one of the best ways to get someone to do something. Or ask them to do it for a prize.
Grace Belter
10/24/2019 08:56:23 am
I usually just ask nicely because I usually don't ask for much so they get shocked and do it. Or I say I'll give them candy or something and use their motivations to my advantage.
HN
10/24/2019 08:59:24 am
By giving them motivation, if someone doesn't have motivation they are less likely to do it therefore you must stimulate their id
Yestlund
10/24/2019 09:01:59 am
they need to something out of it
Griffithdor
10/24/2019 09:02:13 am
I either beg, appeal to logic, or appeal to morals/emotions. This tries to get them to do somethings by reasoning, their own personal morals, or their sense of sympathy/empathy.
Jackson
10/24/2019 09:04:14 am
When I’m trying to get someone to do something for me I usually offer to do something for them either right after or in the near future.
pepper
10/24/2019 09:08:01 am
i would persuade them to do something or annoy someone until it happens. i don't know sometimes manipulating the situation. Or i'll give them an incentive.
grace
10/24/2019 09:13:31 am
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