Behavioral Model

Behavioral Model

With Ratatouille

t's becoming because it changes over time

IT'S NOT PERSONALITY

Non-psychological factors

Biological behavior

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Types of interaction

Interactive Styles

Scrutinizing

Decision

Ambiguity

Risk

Frustration

Distraction

Achievement Persistence

Conflict

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By Sharyt Natalia Gomez Cardenas

Comparison

Remy makes a comparison between the properties of the strawberry and the cheese

Remy takes an extremely long time to make a decision when he's pressured by his father

Sensitization

HABITATION

After Skinner finishes reading the letter, he denies the information, then reads it again

Coupling

Linguini is exposed to changes that do not depend on him, but on his boss

Emilie tends to lose concentration easily when faced with unimportant matters

Alteration

The behavior of Remy produces a change in the situation

For Remy, it's very difficult to choose when faced with two similar flavors

Linguini tends to take his time responding when faced with confusing situations

Colette usually prefers performance challenges that become increasingly difficult as they progress

Kantor (1978) He points out that the interbehavioral psychologist critically examines the evaluation of various approaches to psychological events and approves the non-occultist view of Greek psychology; on the other hand, it deviates radically from its oversimplification rooted in the postulate that psychological events consist only of organismic actions. (p. 6)

References

Bird, B. (Director). (2007). Ratatouille [Película]. Disney-Pixar Giacchino, M. (2007). Le Festin [Canción]. En Ratatouille (Banda sonora). Walt Disney Records. Recuperado de https://open.spotify.com/intles/track/02JIdsrod3BYucThfUFDUX?si=8a71ada7e3a5bac Kantor, J. R. (1978). Psicología interconductual. México: Trillas

Colette prefers to make a decision when she has clarity about what might happen after choosing

Remy usually prefers to explore things without pressure to discover new combinations and better understand their characteristics

Extension

Gusteau's slogan is "anyone can cook" and Remy assumes it includes rats