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To learn about the stimulus-response mechanism, let’s check out the behaviorist learning theories that were already established in the past. Ivan Pavlov is credited for one of the earliest experiments on behavior.
He tested a dog’s reactions to stimuli associated with food. His experiment shows us that certain stimuli lead to specific sets of automatic responses. Today, we call this the classical conditioning theory.
Since then, many other behavioral psychologists added to what Pavlov started. For instance, BF Skinner formulated the operant conditioning theory. In this theory, Skinner suggests that a behavior will be constantly repeated when it could lead to a reward.
In this theory, Skinner suggests that the reward (or reinforcement) reinforces the behavior and it creates a mental pattern. When the mental pattern is repeated enough number of times (through drills), the stimuli-response mechanism is established.
To learn about how you can use this mechanism in persuading others, you should first learn its different components:
