The difference between classical and operant conditioning - Peggy Andover

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Translator: Andrea McDonough Reviewer: Bedirhan Cinar
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Prevodilac: Ivana Korom Lektor: Tijana Mihajlović
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When we think about learning,
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Kada pomislimo na učenje,
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we often picture students in a classroom or lecture hall,
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često zamišljamo učenike u učionici ili sali za predavanja,
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books open on their desks,
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sa otvorenim knjigama na stolovima,
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listening intently to a teacher or professor
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kako pažljivo slušaju učitelja ili profesora
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in the front of the room.
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na čelu prostorije.
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But in psychology, learning means something else.
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Međutim, u psihologiji učenje označava nešto drugo.
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To psychologists, learning is a long-term change in behavior
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Za psihologe, učenje je dugotrajna promena ponašanja
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that's based on experience.
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zasnovana na iskustvu.
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Two of the main types of learning are called
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Dve glavne vrste učenja zovu se
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classical conditioning
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klasično uslovljavanje
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and operant, or instrumental, conditioning.
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i operantno ili instrumentalno uslovljavanje.
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Let's talk about classical conditioning first.
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Hajde da prvo govorimo o klasičnom uslovljavanju.
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In the 1890's, a Russian physiologist named Ivan Pavlov
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Tokom 1890-ih, ruski fiziolog po imenu Ivan Pavlov
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did some really famous experiments on dogs.
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sproveo je poznate eksperimente na psima.
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He showed dogs some food
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Pokazao je psima hranu
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and rang a bell at the same time.
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i istovremeno zazvonio zvonom.
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After a while, the dogs would associate the bell with the food.
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Posle nekog vremena, psi bi povezali zvono sa hranom.
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They would learn that when they heard the bell,
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Naučili bi da će, kada čuju zvono,
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they would get fed.
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biti nahranjeni.
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Eventually, just ringing the bell
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Na kraju je samo zvonjenje zvona
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made the dogs salivate.
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činilo da psi luče pljuvačku.
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They learned to expect food at the sound of a bell.
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Naučili su da očekuju hranu na zvuk zvona.
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You see, under normal conditions,
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Vidite, u normalnim okolostima,
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the sight and smell of food causes a dog to salivate.
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prizor hrane i njen miris dovode do toga da pas luči pljuvačku.
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We call the food an unconditioned stimulus,
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Hranu nazivamo bezuslovnim stimulusom,
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and we call salivation the unconditioned response.
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a lučenje pljuvačke nazivamo bezuslovnim odgovorom.
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Nobody trains a dog to salivate over some steak.
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Niko ne trenira psa da luči pljuvačku nad šniclom.
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However, when we pair an unconditioned stimulus like food
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Međutim, kada uparimo bezuslovni stimulus kao što je hrana,
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with something that was previously neutral,
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sa nečim što je prethodno bilo neutralno,
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like the sound of a bell,
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kao što je zvuk zvona,
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that neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus.
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taj neutralni stimulus postaje uslovni stimulus.
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And so classical conditioning was discovered.
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I tako je otkriveno klasično uslovljavanje.
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We see how this works with animals,
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Vidimo kako to funkcioniše sa životinjama,
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but how does it work with humans?
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ali kako funkcioniše sa ljudima?
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In exactly the same way.
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Na potpuno isti način.
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Let's say that one day you go to the doctor to get a shot.
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Recimo da jednog dana idete kod lekara na vakcinu.
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She says, "Don't worry, this won't hurt a bit,"
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Ona kaže: "Ne brinite, neće uopšte boleti."
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and then gives you the most painful shot you've ever had.
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I onda vam da najbolniju vakcinu do tada.
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A few weeks later you go to the dentist for a check-up.
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Nekoliko nedelja kasnije idete kod zubara na pregled.
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He starts to put a mirror in your mouth
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On krene da vam stavi ogledalce u usta
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to examine your teeth,
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da vam pregleda zube,
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and he says, "Don't worry, this won't hurt a bit."
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i kaže: "Ne brinite, ovo uopšte neće boleti."
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Even though you know the mirror won't hurt,
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Iako znate da ogledalo neće boleti,
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you jump out of the chair and run,
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vi skočite sa stolice
i vrišteći pobegnete iz prostorije.
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screaming from the room.
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When you went to get a shot,
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Kada ste išli na vakcinu,
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the words, "This won't hurt a bit,"
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reči "Ovo neće nimalo boleti"
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became a conditioned stimulus
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su postale uslovni stimulus
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when they were paired with pain of the shot,
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kada su povezane sa bolom vakcine,
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the unconditioned stimulus,
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bezuslovnim stimulusom,
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which was followed by your conditioned response
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koji je praćen vašim uslovnim odgovorom
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of getting the heck out of there.
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da pobegnete što dalje odatle.
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Classical conditioning in action.
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Klasično uslovljavanje na delu.
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Operant conditioning explains how consequences
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Operantno uslovljavanje objašnjava kako posledice
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lead to changes in voluntary behavior.
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dovode do promena u voljnom ponašanju.
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So how does operant conditioning work?
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Kako ono funkcioniše?
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There are two main components in operant conditioning:
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U operantnom uslovljavanju postoje dve glavne komponente:
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reinforcement and punishment.
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nagrada i kazna.
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Reinforcers make it more likely
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Nagrade čine verovatnijim
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that you'll do something again,
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da ćete nešto ponovo uraditi,
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while punishers make it less likely.
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dok kazne to čine manje verovatnim.
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Reinforcement and punishment can be positive or negative,
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Nagrade i kazne mogu biti pozitivne i negativne,
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but this doesn't mean good and bad.
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ali to ne znači dobre i loše.
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Positive means the addition of a stimulus,
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Pozitivno znači dodavanje stimulusa,
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like getting dessert after you finish your veggies,
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kao dobijanje dezerta kad pojedete povrće,
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and negative means the removal of a stimulus,
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a negativno znači otklanjanje stimulusa,
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like getting a night of no homework
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kao što je veče oslobođeno domaćeg,
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because you did well on an exam.
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jer ste dobro prošli na ispitu.
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Let's look at an example of operant conditioning.
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Pogledajmo primer operantnog uslovljavanja.
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After eating dinner with your family,
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Posle večere sa porodicom,
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you clear the table and wash the dishes.
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očistite sto i operete sudove.
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When you're done, your mom gives you a big hug
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Kada završite, mama vas zagrli
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and says, "Thank you for helping me."
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i kaže: "Hvala što si mi pomogao."
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In this situation, your mom's response
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U ovoj situaciji, odgovor vaše mame
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is positive reinforcement if it makes you more likely
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je pozitivna nagrada ako je verovatnije
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to repeat the operant response,
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da ćete na taj način ponoviti operantni odgovor,
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which is to clear the table and wash the dishes.
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tj. raspremanje stola i pranje sudova.
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Operant conditioning is everywhere in our daily lives.
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Operantno uslovljavanje se nalazi svuda oko nas.
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There aren't many things we do
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Ne postoji mnogo stvari koje radimo,
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that haven't been influenced at some point
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a koje nisu u nekom trenutku
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by operant conditioning.
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bile pod uticajem operantnog uslovljavanja.
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We even see operant conditioning
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Ovo uslovljavanje čak vidimo
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in some extraordinary situations.
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i u nekim neobičnim situacijama.
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One group of scientists showed the power
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Jedna grupa naučnika pokazala je moć
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of operant conditioning
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operantnog uslovljavanja
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by teaching pigeons to be art connoisseurs.
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učeći golubove da budu umetnički kritičari.
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Using food as a positive reinforcer,
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Koristeći hranu kao pozitivnu nagradu,
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scientists have taught pigeons
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naučnici su naučili golubove
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to select paintings by Monet
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da izaberu slike Monea,
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over those by Picasso.
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a ne Pikasa.
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When showed works of other artists,
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Kada su pokazali dela drugih umetnika,
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scientists observed stimulus generalization
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naučnici su posmatrali generalizaciju stimulusa
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as the pigeons chose the Impressionists
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dok su golubovi birali impresioniste
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over the Cubists.
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radije nego kubiste.
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Maybe next they'll condition the pigeons
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Možda će uskoro usloviti golubove
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to paint their own masterpieces.
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da slikaju sopstvena remek dela.
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