"But then it became so affecting and really important as far as recognizing a wounded veteran like Bill Campbell and the dog that really has saved him and the inmate that trained the dog.

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So, if every tenth time your dog brought you the newspaper you gave it hugs and treats; that's ratio.

每当你的狗为你拿十次报纸,你就抱抱它，给它奖励;,这便是比率强化。

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so you can either leave or you can leave the dog here. You give it up. You surrender the dog."

所以你可以离开，也可以把狗留下。你只是把狗放弃了。”

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But the presence of the dog there is a conditioned stimulus and so you grew to be afraid of dogs.

而这时狗的存在就变成了条件刺激,所以你开始对狗心生恐惧。

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So you watch the dog die over days or weeks.

然后看着狗在几天甚至几周里慢慢死去。

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my kids were born here, my dog was born here, so. We're from New York.

我的孩子在这里出生，我的狗在这里出生，所以说我们来自纽约。

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She was walking her dog. We were so excited.

她那时在遛狗。我们太兴奋了。

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So, if your dog gives you-- if your dog, I don't know, dances for an hour straight, that would be an interval thing.

如果你的狗-,每当你的狗连续跳舞一小时，你才会奖励它，那这就是时间强化。

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So, the claim about a phobia is that there's a bad association between, say dog and fear, or between airplanes or snakes and some bad response.

比如说，恐惧症就是在狗和恐惧之间,或是在飞机，蛇和一些糟糕反应之间，存在着消极的联结。

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So they know that "Dog bites cat" is different from "Cat bites dog."

所以他们知道"狗咬猫",和"猫咬狗"是不同的

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So, it's like--Imagine you're the dog.

想想你就是那条狗。

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So, "Dog" is a word.

所以,"狗"是一个词

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