Although I think it's a little extreme that a study in the journal Science showed that people would rather
give themselves electric shocks than be alone with their thoughts for 15 minutes **.
In the last study, female college students were led to believe that they could
give electric shocks to another participant, who was actually part of the study.
And in the 1960s, Stanley Milgram, another distinguished psychologist, told subjects he recruited for his experiments at Yale to
give electric shocks to people they could hear but could not see.
The suggestion that people would rather
give themselves electric shocks than sit idly seems to confirm notably cynical observations (12...
Other former inmates allege they were
given electric shocks or beatings, or were left hanging for hours.
We need to train ourselves to be alone with our thoughts precisely because it's hard (so hard, in fact, that one recent study found many people would rather
give themselves an electric shock than do it).
Give them keys, make them responsible for it and install a doorknob that
gives an electric shock to anyone under 20.
Rats given access to high - fat foods showed some of the same characteristics as animals hooked on cocaine or heroin — and found it hard to quit even when
given electric shocks
«Making someone have a seizure,
giving them an electric shock, and making something as complex as depression better just seems crazy.»
Mice can be conditioned to fear a sound by
giving them an electric shock every time they hear it.
If you reach your goal, you'll be rewarded with anything from money and gift cards from sponsors to a free one - month gym membership — but every time you engage in the habit that you're trying to rid yourself of, like skipping a gym session or lighting up a cigarette, the device will
give you an electric shock that stimulates your brain to associate the negative sensation with that particular behavior, eventually helping you eliminate the unwanted habit.
The R8 has superb throttle response but the Gallardo snaps forward like it's been
given an electric shock, and the force that drives you into your seat is stronger too.
The collars are used on dogs by some to
give an electric shock when the dog is deemed to be behaving incorrectly.
Let's see, when Britney is talking to you, you click and treat her, and when Amy starts talking,
you give her an electric shock with a dog collar... is that how it goes?
In Wales, dog collars that are capable of
giving an electric shock are banned.
If we were listening to someone scrape their fingers on a chalkboard, that's aversive, and it might be enough to get us to stop what we were doing; If
they gave us an electric shock in a chair, that's something that would be painful.
Not exact matches
One memorable example is the much covered study that revealed large percentages of people (a quarter of women and two thirds of men) prefer
giving themselves a painful
electric shock to just sitting with their own thoughts for 15 minutes.
In the 1960s, as a graduate - student researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, he discovered that dogs zapped with an
electric shock and allowed to escape by jumping over a low barrier quickly learned to do so, but most
shocked dogs
given no escape option eventually
gave up, even when a way to flee was introduced later.
Later the scientists would turn on the light and then
give the rats a little
electric shock.
They
gave each fly a whiff of an odor, then an
electric shock.
When they were «caught,» they were
given a series of mild
electric shocks.
- Snore Stopper, a gadget that
gives your wrist a mild
electric shock when it detects snoring («My wife, Angelica, and the kids love to make snoring sounds when I'm wearing it just to zap me on purpose.»)
In one group of mice, he and his colleagues dosed their mothers with a synthetic compound that simulates a mild viral infection during late pregnancy; when their offspring hit early puberty at about 6 weeks of age, the young mice were exposed to unpredictable stress, such as being restrained, deprived of water, or
given electric foot
shocks.
With these tools in hand, the investigators
gave mice
electric shocks to their feet in some of their enclosures, but not others.
After a while, they
gave the mice mild
electric shocks to their feet and a blue light flashed in their brains delivered by a fiber - optic cable, implanting the memory that the Red Room was a dangerous place.
Both groups were
given a mild
electric shock to their feet.
This is expensive and very unpleasant as it
gives a painful
electric shock if the patient develops VT..
With some mice, they tested a drug that is known to prevent the scaling down, but the drug appeared to make little difference in the ways mice remembered and avoided a location that
gave them a mild
electric shock.
The other man, «Teacher,» will monitor the responses
given by Learner (who's out of sight) and, when he
gives wrong answers,
give him a series of increasingly strong
electric shocks.
The devices work by
giving the patient an
electric shock designed to restore a regular beat to a heart that has become arrhythmic, or chaotic, causing sudden cardiac arrest.
Your first inclination when driving a crossover might not be to carve up the nearest switchback, but
given the Juke's already segment - straddling aptitude for cornering, the NISMO - provided suspension upgrades — composed of stiffer springs and
shocks, and retuned
electric power steering — allow for flatter cornering and higher limits on the standard - issue summer rubber.
By using this type of
electric dog training device, you can
give your dog a small
electric shock when you need to correct certain behaviours.
These collars contain an
electric device, which is able to
give your cat a low - level
electric shock as soon as they misbehave.
«Multiple studies have shown that if you take two mammals, say rats, and put them in boxes side by side, then
give the first one
electric shocks, the reaction of the second one — in terms of brain - wave and nervous - system activity — will be identical,» says Stephen Zawistowski, a certified applied animal behaviorist and an executive vice president of the ASPCA.
In pets,
electric shock collars are an example of positive punishment,
giving something unwanted to the pet to lessen the likelihood of the activity reoccurring.
In this photo he is sitting in the garden, wearing his special collar which first emitted an audible warning sound, and if Harry went too far, the collar
gave an unpleasant but safe
electric shock to teach him to stay within the fence boundaries.
From above, read all
electric dog fence reviews and travel all
given references to enlarge your knowledge about the proper impact of using the wireless invisible fence and
shock collars for your pet dog.
Shock collars use
electric current passing through metal contact points on the collar to
give your dog a signal.
What if you arrived home and every time your significant other goes to
give you a kiss, you offer a knee in the chest or an
electric shock?
There are even special collars that
give the dog a mild
electric shock if it barks.
These collars are triggered by markers and will eventually
give the continuing dog an
electric shock or a spray of some sort.
These mats may
give a mild
electric shock or be covered in uncomfortable spikes that discourage your cat from jumping on or touching the area that they cover.
Italian Greyhounds have very thin fur and skin around their neck
giving them very limited protection from an
electric shock.
It is Pet Professional Guild's (PPG) view that
electric shock in the guise of training constitutes a form of abuse towards pets, and,
given that there are highly effective, positive training alternatives, should no longer be a part of the current pet industry culture of accepted practices, tools or philosophies.
Called troopers, each one comes equipped with special abilities, from crippling
electric shocks and sight impairing paintballs to health boosting heals and enemy revealing radars, to
give players tactical advantage over their many adversaries.
He does this by
giving his employees coffee, disciplining them for for not working efficiently, or breaking out a gentle
electric shock to keep them focused and motivated.
First, while being scanned, they
gave people a hurtful but very temporary
electric shock (like getting a bee sting, but the hurt goes away immediately).
BirdShock works to recondition birds by
giving them a small
electric shock - similar to a static electricity zap for humans.