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The Four Stages of Responding to a Cue
This episode explores the four stages of responding to a cue and why the same person can respond to the same cue in a different way based on their current state. These four stages include experiencing the cue, interpreting it, experiencing craving or prediction, and initiating the response.
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The traditional models for understanding behavioral responses to cues are insufficient because they do not take into account both motivation and reinforcement.
20:53 - 23:20 (02:27)
Summary
The traditional models for understanding behavioral responses to cues are insufficient because they do not take into account both motivation and reinforcement. A new model proposes that four stages – experiencing a cue, interpreting it based on current state, predicting outcomes, and determining whether the prediction exceeds a threshold – better explain how people respond to cues.
ChapterThe Four Stages of Responding to a Cue
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23:20 - 23:46 (00:26)
Summary
The shared norms and expectations in society dictate our behavior, even if they do not always make logical sense.