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Mary Poppins is on TV at the moment.
I love that movie. i think it is absolutely great; but i can't watch it. i just can't watch it because it is too embarrassing...
why?
i'm psychologically conditioned to cry in it.
at the end, when she is standing at the door and talking to the bird on her umberella; i will cry. every time. without fail. i will bawl my eyes out.
i dont even need to have seen the entire movie; that part alone will do it for me.
dad always said that perhaps i had some psychological thing that made me cry every time, and in psych last year i learnt that i'm classically conditioned to do it.
i cried at that point so much as a little kid because she was leaving, and i still do it now.
i was just wondering if anyone else has an embarrassing little thing like this? maybe not with movies, but perhaps with something else (i dont know what though!)
i also really want to go and watch the movie, but i'm so embarrassed that i'm going to cry in it!!!
Mary Poppins is on TV at the moment.
I love that movie. i think it is absolutely great; but i can't watch it. i just can't watch it because it is too embarrassing...
why?
i'm psychologically conditioned to cry in it.
at the end, when she is standing at the door and talking to the bird on her umberella; i will cry. every time. without fail. i will bawl my eyes out.
i dont even need to have seen the entire movie; that part alone will do it for me.
dad always said that perhaps i had some psychological thing that made me cry every time, and in psych last year i learnt that i'm classically conditioned to do it.
i cried at that point so much as a little kid because she was leaving, and i still do it now.
i was just wondering if anyone else has an embarrassing little thing like this? maybe not with movies, but perhaps with something else (i dont know what though!)
i also really want to go and watch the movie, but i'm so embarrassed that i'm going to cry in it!!!
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
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Crying in a film .. don't be embarrassed
I still cry then I see Bambi with my daughter
I am also quite fear conditioned there are situations which are not scary at all but I am scared just because of some things reminding me of the bad part in my life
then it takes me a while to figure out that there is no need for fear.
I think a lot of people are conditioned without knowing it but no reason to be embarrassed it is all human
Crying in a film .. don't be embarrassed
I still cry then I see Bambi with my daughter
I am also quite fear conditioned there are situations which are not scary at all but I am scared just because of some things reminding me of the bad part in my life
then it takes me a while to figure out that there is no need for fear.
I think a lot of people are conditioned without knowing it but no reason to be embarrassed it is all human
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That's going to be embarassing now: I am conditioned to cry while watching the movie "She is having a baby". Ever seen it? It's the scene when Kevin Bacon's character is sitting in the waiting room of the hospital not knowing if his wife and unborn child will survive the cesarean...
But I am REALLY contitioned as in the pawlowian way (that doesn't mean that I start salivating though 
): during this scene they played Kate Bush's "This Woman's Work" and every time I hear it now I IMMEDIATELY start to cry - even though I am not watching the movie. Mmh... still... quite embarassing 
Good point Babajaga: actually we shouldn't be embarassed because if we are really conditioned to do stuff we are not doing them consciously therefor we cannot control the way we are reacting.
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That's going to be embarassing now: I am conditioned to cry while watching the movie "She is having a baby". Ever seen it? It's the scene when Kevin Bacon's character is sitting in the waiting room of the hospital not knowing if his wife and unborn child will survive the cesarean...
But I am REALLY contitioned as in the pawlowian way (that doesn't mean that I start salivating though ): during this scene they played Kate Bush's "This Woman's Work" and every time I hear it now I IMMEDIATELY start to cry - even though I am not watching the movie. Mmh... still... quite embarassing Good point Babajaga: actually we shouldn't be embarassed because if we are really conditioned to do stuff we are not doing them consciously therefor we cannot control the way we are reacting.
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I always cry in Short Circuit 2 when they beat up Johnny 5
I always cry in Short Circuit 2 when they beat up Johnny 5
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'Consideration' by Reef makes me cry without fail. So I never listen to it. It does have bad memories attached but it's been so long that I don't actually think about them, just hearing the song sets me off...
'Consideration' by Reef makes me cry without fail. So I never listen to it. It does have bad memories attached but it's been so long that I don't actually think about them, just hearing the song sets me off...
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ok dont laugh, but the movie "The Brave Little Toaster" at the end when he gets back to getther with his prior owner (the little boy going to colledge now) yea i cry like baby EVERY DAMN TIME.........
ok dont laugh, but the movie "The Brave Little Toaster" at the end when he gets back to getther with his prior owner (the little boy going to colledge now) yea i cry like baby EVERY DAMN TIME.........
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The end of 'The Crow'. I think Shelly comes to his grave dressed in a white gown. Not entirely sure of the ending because I switch it off before it gets to that part so that I don't cry. I've seen that film so many times, its one of my favourites but only seen the ending once or twice!!
The end of 'The Crow'. I think Shelly comes to his grave dressed in a white gown. Not entirely sure of the ending because I switch it off before it gets to that part so that I don't cry. I've seen that film so many times, its one of my favourites but only seen the ending once or twice!!
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When I was small we had a recording of the sound track of the film "Dougal and the Blue Cat". For those that don't know it, it was the one and only feature length film made of the Magic Roundabout , a 60's kids TV program that featured Dougal the dog, Brian the snail, Zebedee a strange spring bottom man type thing, Dylan the spaced out bunny and Ermintrude the Cow. My sister and I used to listen to this record so often we knew all the words by heart. To this day if anyone utters the word "Factory" straight out of my mouth comes the line "Factory! Factory! What do you know about the Factory!!" People often give me a strange look but I can't seem to help it. It just comes out!
I think you can still get a copy of the video of the film. I'll have to go and google it..........
[EDIT] I just found a review of the film!
Blue is beautiful.....blue is best.......I'm blue.... I'm beautiful.... I'm BEST!
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When I was small we had a recording of the sound track of the film "Dougal and the Blue Cat". For those that don't know it, it was the one and only feature length film made of the Magic Roundabout , a 60's kids TV program that featured Dougal the dog, Brian the snail, Zebedee a strange spring bottom man type thing, Dylan the spaced out bunny and Ermintrude the Cow. My sister and I used to listen to this record so often we knew all the words by heart. To this day if anyone utters the word "Factory" straight out of my mouth comes the line "Factory! Factory! What do you know about the Factory!!" People often give me a strange look but I can't seem to help it. It just comes out!
I think you can still get a copy of the video of the film. I'll have to go and google it..........
[EDIT] I just found a review of the film!
Blue is beautiful.....blue is best.......I'm blue.... I'm beautiful.... I'm BEST!
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I always cry at the end of Life is Beautiful....but if you don't then I think you must have no soul or something, cause that's just something that should make you cry, and that kid is so damn adorable.
I also am pretty sure that I cry at the end of Pay it Forward. Haven't seen it in a while, though, but I remember crying at the end of it at least twice. But not as much as with Life is Beautiful.
And the song "Don't Take the Girl" by Tim McGraw. It doesn't make me cry, but it always makes me feel like I should.
Can't think of other stuff right now.
I always cry at the end of Life is Beautiful....but if you don't then I think you must have no soul or something, cause that's just something that should make you cry, and that kid is so damn adorable.
I also am pretty sure that I cry at the end of Pay it Forward. Haven't seen it in a while, though, but I remember crying at the end of it at least twice. But not as much as with Life is Beautiful.
And the song "Don't Take the Girl" by Tim McGraw. It doesn't make me cry, but it always makes me feel like I should.
Can't think of other stuff right now.
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"perfect day" by Lou Reed does it for me every time, no idea why...
oh, and every time i leave my house, when i get about 200 metres away from it I freak out about whether I've locked the door or not... and then I HAVE to go back to check, and of course it's always locked
"perfect day" by Lou Reed does it for me every time, no idea why...
oh, and every time i leave my house, when i get about 200 metres away from it I freak out about whether I've locked the door or not... and then I HAVE to go back to check, and of course it's always locked
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theres a song by HIM called The Path, everytime i hear that i cry, but its good crying, it reminds me of my boyfriend
theres a song by HIM called The Path, everytime i hear that i cry, but its good crying, it reminds me of my boyfriend
~* so, my love, your laughter is finally turning to tears, and you're begging for more, though the end is getting near *~
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weeleigh, i refuse to watch life is beautiful again. i cried so much i felt like my heart was going to break! it was just too harrowing for me!
weeleigh, i refuse to watch life is beautiful again. i cried so much i felt like my heart was going to break! it was just too harrowing for me!
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
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Ok, so not something i cry to (by the by, i'm one of those manly men that hasn't cried in a long time....i think it was in 2001....around easter......seriously) But i am deffinitely conditioned to like people with red hair, not in any physical or sexual respect, i just have found over the years that i have heaps of red headed friends. So now, whenever i meet a red head i automatically think the best of them....it is very bizarre.
A song that always provokes a reaction is John mayers "My stupid mouth" and the all time saddest movie is deffinitely Transformers, when Optimus prime dies. I know you all know
what i'm talking about. ("One shall stand and one shall fall")
Ok, so not something i cry to (by the by, i'm one of those manly men that hasn't cried in a long time....i think it was in 2001....around easter......seriously) But i am deffinitely conditioned to like people with red hair, not in any physical or sexual respect, i just have found over the years that i have heaps of red headed friends. So now, whenever i meet a red head i automatically think the best of them....it is very bizarre.
A song that always provokes a reaction is John mayers "My stupid mouth" and the all time saddest movie is deffinitely Transformers, when Optimus prime dies. I know you all know
what i'm talking about. ("One shall stand and one shall fall")
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Rouge dragon, this is said in an informative, rather than a condescending way,
but you aren't classically conditioned to cry at that part of the film.
Classical conditioning is a totally different thing, it only covers a very small part of animal/human learning and is not the reason for your emotional venting.
You cried when you were a kid because it made you sad, if you are still crying, but not feeling sad, then it is just simple learning, and remembering to do a certain thing (no, this isn't classical conditioning)
There may still be a theory that you mite be able to find that may fit whats happening more correctly.
Rouge dragon, this is said in an informative, rather than a condescending way,
but you aren't classically conditioned to cry at that part of the film.
Classical conditioning is a totally different thing, it only covers a very small part of animal/human learning and is not the reason for your emotional venting.
You cried when you were a kid because it made you sad, if you are still crying, but not feeling sad, then it is just simple learning, and remembering to do a certain thing (no, this isn't classical conditioning)
There may still be a theory that you mite be able to find that may fit whats happening more correctly.
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Well I guess maybe she is. Classical conditioning means that a reaction is triggered by a stimulus. As she said beforehand her father said that she "had some psychological thing that made me cry every time", so that could mean that she cried because of something that happened WHILE she was watching the movie rather than because of something that happened IN the movie. It just always happened close to that scene; therefor the bird is the stimulus that triggers the crying. And even if it was because Rouge was sad that Mary was leaving the bird still functions as the trigger. Wow... and I just had a D in pedagogics (4 or "ausreichend" in German )
Well I guess maybe she is. Classical conditioning means that a reaction is triggered by a stimulus. As she said beforehand her father said that she "had some psychological thing that made me cry every time", so that could mean that she cried because of something that happened WHILE she was watching the movie rather than because of something that happened IN the movie. It just always happened close to that scene; therefor the bird is the stimulus that triggers the crying.
And even if it was because Rouge was sad that Mary was leaving the bird still functions as the trigger. Wow... and I just had a D in pedagogics (4 or "ausreichend" in German ) "I see," said the blind man.
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my teacher said that she though it was classical conditioning as well...
my teacher said that she though it was classical conditioning as well...
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
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Theres an easy way to work out if its Classical conditioning or not, apply the theory to the example and see if it fits.
The Theory
-an unconditioned stimulus gets an unconditioned response.
-present a neutral stimulus at the same time as the unconditioned stimulus over repeated trials, and over time the subject will begin to pair the unconditioned stimulus and the neutral stimulus.
-Eventually the subject will give the (now conditioned) response to the only the neutral (now conditioned) stimulus.
so what you need to do Rouge, is work out what are the unconditioned and neutral stimuli, and work out how they were repetitively paired, and identify how the what-was-previously a neutral stimulus illicits the response.
or
UCS ---> UCR
UCS + NS ----> UCR
(repeated exposures)
CS (was NS) -----> CR (was UCR)
Josh
PS if the CS is repeatedly presented with no UCS, the conditioned response will slowly reduce back to a null state.
Theres an easy way to work out if its Classical conditioning or not, apply the theory to the example and see if it fits.
The Theory
-an unconditioned stimulus gets an unconditioned response.
-present a neutral stimulus at the same time as the unconditioned stimulus over repeated trials, and over time the subject will begin to pair the unconditioned stimulus and the neutral stimulus.
-Eventually the subject will give the (now conditioned) response to the only the neutral (now conditioned) stimulus.
so what you need to do Rouge, is work out what are the unconditioned and neutral stimuli, and work out how they were repetitively paired, and identify how the what-was-previously a neutral stimulus illicits the response.
or
UCS ---> UCR
UCS + NS ----> UCR
(repeated exposures)
CS (was NS) -----> CR (was UCR)
Josh
PS if the CS is repeatedly presented with no UCS, the conditioned response will slowly reduce back to a null state.
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Yeah, we worked it out in class that it all matched up. i think it worked out that mary poppins leaving was the UCS which produced the UCR of my crying. and i then associated the talking bird with her leaving and now that makes me cry.
or it was something like that, at least.
Yeah, we worked it out in class that it all matched up. i think it worked out that mary poppins leaving was the UCS which produced the UCR of my crying. and i then associated the talking bird with her leaving and now that makes me cry.
or it was something like that, at least.
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
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makes sense
makes sense
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Fleance, don't be sad, Optimus Prime doesn't reeeeally die, because part of him will always live on within the matrix of power.
If Hotrod can lose his best friend, and still manage to save the day, I'm sure you can try to show a similar strength.
Fleance, don't be sad, Optimus Prime doesn't reeeeally die, because part of him will always live on within the matrix of power.
If Hotrod can lose his best friend, and still manage to save the day, I'm sure you can try to show a similar strength.
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i nearly cried after watching the crucible by arthur miller, and whenever i read it i choke. but thats just because its a damn good story. other than that, im not a tearful person, though sometimes, when i have a good reason to cry, i wish it would gush out instead of just swelling inside like an A bomb in my chest.
and i also was moved when they beat up johnny 5, he was so innocent!!! the brutes!
i nearly cried after watching the crucible by arthur miller, and whenever i read it i choke. but thats just because its a damn good story. other than that, im not a tearful person, though sometimes, when i have a good reason to cry, i wish it would gush out instead of just swelling inside like an A bomb in my chest.
and i also was moved when they beat up johnny 5, he was so innocent!!! the brutes!
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Nilid, don't ever let anyone say that you are not a hillariously funny person. You are right of course.....If hotrod can do it, so can i *an eighties theme song fades in from the background* "You got the power".
Nilid, don't ever let anyone say that you are not a hillariously funny person. You are right of course.....If hotrod can do it, so can i *an eighties theme song fades in from the background* "You got the power". I don't care who you vote for
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I bawl like a baby whenever my dad sings two songs.. either "Im nobodys child"
or "shep" a song about a little dog getting shot by its owner...
I howl.
and when I watched A.I I cried like a bubba and now I cant watch it
I bawl like a baby whenever my dad sings two songs.. either "Im nobodys child"
or "shep" a song about a little dog getting shot by its owner...
I howl.
and when I watched A.I I cried like a bubba and now I cant watch it
TAJ "boat mummy." VALURA "yes sweetie you went on a boat, was daddy there with you?" TAJ "no, but monkey on boat" VALURA "well then sweetie, Daddy WAS there with you"
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The Song "America" by Simon and Garfunkel gets me....Usually just at the Bit where it crescendo's into "It took me four days to Hitch-hike from Saginaw......I've gone to Look for America.....
I just put it on and sure enough....Tears a'Flowin'............!!!!
What a tune though...
The Song "America" by Simon and Garfunkel gets me....Usually just at the Bit where it crescendo's into "It took me four days to Hitch-hike from Saginaw......I've gone to Look for America.....
I just put it on and sure enough....Tears a'Flowin'............!!!!
What a tune though...
It's a very interesting story, Future Boy....!
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does anyone know the little kids song "five little ducks went out one day..."? it used to make me bawl as a little kid, and it still gets me choke up now!
my ex used to get choked up in "puff the magic dragon"
does anyone know the little kids song "five little ducks went out one day..."? it used to make me bawl as a little kid, and it still gets me choke up now!
my ex used to get choked up in "puff the magic dragon"
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
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Watership down still makes me cry.
I remember sitting down as a kid expecting to watch a nice film about Bunnies!
Was a tad shocked and cried a fair amount.
Watership down still makes me cry.
I remember sitting down as a kid expecting to watch a nice film about Bunnies!
Was a tad shocked and cried a fair amount.
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Oh dear.
I wish i hadn't opened this thread now...
ok films and TV shows that make me cryLabyrinthYoung Gunsseveral episodes of Quantum LeapMonsters Inca few episodes of Due Souththere's actually quite a list. but I'm not going to write them all out right now
but the thing is, it's not the sad bits that get me. It's the happy bits. When you think all is lost but then their friends come through for them and save the day. Like in the end of Due South when all the Mounties come and rescue them... or the end of Young Guns when Chavez turns up with the horsies (you think he's runned away..but ooh no. He's gone and got horsies enough for everyone).
Books that get to me: Join Me by Danny WallaceStardust by Neil Gaiman
but i must categorically state that i have never ever been effected by people being evicted on Big Brother UK....
ok maybe once
or twice.
*tiptoes quietly off stage*
Oh dear.
I wish i hadn't opened this thread now...
ok films and TV shows that make me cryLabyrinthYoung Gunsseveral episodes of Quantum LeapMonsters Inca few episodes of Due Souththere's actually quite a list. but I'm not going to write them all out right now
but the thing is, it's not the sad bits that get me. It's the happy bits. When you think all is lost but then their friends come through for them and save the day. Like in the end of Due South when all the Mounties come and rescue them... or the end of Young Guns when Chavez turns up with the horsies (you think he's runned away..but ooh no. He's gone and got horsies enough for everyone).
Books that get to me: Join Me by Danny WallaceStardust by Neil Gaiman
but i must categorically state that i have never ever been effected by people being evicted on Big Brother UK....
ok maybe once
or twice.
*tiptoes quietly off stage*
Meh
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Dumbo
The bit where his mum is all chained up and she reaches out her trunk and rocks him.
sob sob sob
Dumbo
The bit where his mum is all chained up and she reaches out her trunk and rocks him.
sob sob sob
Eat when you're hungry
Sleep where it's dry
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Oh man... but then he comes back gold-plated! And is inagurated as an american citizen! So it's OK, really. But when I first saw that I couldn't believe what I was seeing!
*cough*me too*cough*
I don't know why it is but that movie is [censored] great. I could watch it over and over again. A worthy DVD purchase!
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I always cry in Short Circuit 2 when they beat up Johnny 5
Oh man... but then he comes back gold-plated! And is inagurated as an american citizen! So it's OK, really. But when I first saw that I couldn't believe what I was seeing!
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"The Brave Little Toaster" at the end when he gets back to getther with his prior owner (the little boy going to colledge now) yea i cry like baby EVERY DAMN TIME.........
*cough*me too*cough*
I don't know why it is but that movie is [censored] great. I could watch it over and over again. A worthy DVD purchase!
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Moulin Rouge without fail everytime makes me cry and cry and cry. Such a tragic ending...also Kill Bill vol 2, when she gets trapped in that stupid coffin and they try to bury her. Thats really sad
Moulin Rouge without fail everytime makes me cry and cry and cry. Such a tragic ending...also Kill Bill vol 2, when she gets trapped in that stupid coffin and they try to bury her. Thats really sad
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Moulin Rouge makes me cry as well, but I havent seen it in 2 years because last time I watched it, i was going through a break up, and EVERYTHING in it made me cry!
Moulin Rouge makes me cry as well, but I havent seen it in 2 years because last time I watched it, i was going through a break up, and EVERYTHING in it made me cry!
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
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