Character Analysis Of Mary Cooper's 'Oh, Shelly'
Mary Cooper: Oh, Shelly. I’m so sorry. Come in. Um. Maybe we should sit down and talk about this.
Sheldon: Can you recommend a surface you haven’t had coitus on?
Mary cooper: That’s not funny. May be we should sit at the table. (Official,BBT)
Latency:
This is one of the critical stage and children at this stage are more concerned towards social interactions rather than genitals. Sheldon was exceptional in his studies and was attracted towards subjects like science etc and devoted much of his time for studying thereby he reduced his time to interact with peers. In totality he was less bothered about socialization. He thinks the way to make friends as a Math problem and he is trying to solve with the diagram. The reason that he fails to socialise …show more content…
(Official,BBT)
Sheldon always demands instant gratification, loves to be mastermind controlling everything and understands sometimes that he cannot always get what he wants.
The id is the unconsciousness idea of people’s mind, and it follows the pleasure principles, which people doing some things to satisfy their desire and want. It is hard for them to concern about the moral believe (Gladding,1988). Many things that Sheldon has done are considered as id. He rarely thinks about other people’s feeling and he got pleasure from it.
Sheldon and Amy have a very odd relationship. In one of the instances Sheldon speaks to Amy that she can go for date whomever she likes, but once Amy starts dating Stewart from the comic book store, Sheldon get jealous and wants Amy back. Because Amy is reinforcement for Sheldon and he is going to lose her if she dates Stewart, this example would be of an avoidance of loss contingency. (Sharf,2004)
The Behavioural Perspective:
Operant conditioning is teaching that subject something they can't already do by using rewards and punishments. By definition, operant conditioning is where behaviour is strengthened with reinforcement or diminished with punishment. …show more content…
While Sheldon and Leonard are watching TV, Penny rudely keeps interrupting throughout the show. When Sheldon mentions that she's talking too much, Penny apologizes and says she'll stop talking. Upon this, Sheldon offers her a piece of chocolate. As their show continues on, Penny's phone rings and she proceeds to answer it. Sheldon gives her a stern look and she apologizes, saying she'll take her conversation to the hall, and Sheldon offers her another piece of chocolate as she leave. As does taking her phone call out in the hallway. Leonard has had
Sheldon: Can you recommend a surface you haven’t had coitus on?
Mary cooper: That’s not funny. May be we should sit at the table. (Official,BBT)
Latency:
This is one of the critical stage and children at this stage are more concerned towards social interactions rather than genitals. Sheldon was exceptional in his studies and was attracted towards subjects like science etc and devoted much of his time for studying thereby he reduced his time to interact with peers. In totality he was less bothered about socialization. He thinks the way to make friends as a Math problem and he is trying to solve with the diagram. The reason that he fails to socialise …show more content…
(Official,BBT)
Sheldon always demands instant gratification, loves to be mastermind controlling everything and understands sometimes that he cannot always get what he wants.
The id is the unconsciousness idea of people’s mind, and it follows the pleasure principles, which people doing some things to satisfy their desire and want. It is hard for them to concern about the moral believe (Gladding,1988). Many things that Sheldon has done are considered as id. He rarely thinks about other people’s feeling and he got pleasure from it.
Sheldon and Amy have a very odd relationship. In one of the instances Sheldon speaks to Amy that she can go for date whomever she likes, but once Amy starts dating Stewart from the comic book store, Sheldon get jealous and wants Amy back. Because Amy is reinforcement for Sheldon and he is going to lose her if she dates Stewart, this example would be of an avoidance of loss contingency. (Sharf,2004)
The Behavioural Perspective:
Operant conditioning is teaching that subject something they can't already do by using rewards and punishments. By definition, operant conditioning is where behaviour is strengthened with reinforcement or diminished with punishment. …show more content…
While Sheldon and Leonard are watching TV, Penny rudely keeps interrupting throughout the show. When Sheldon mentions that she's talking too much, Penny apologizes and says she'll stop talking. Upon this, Sheldon offers her a piece of chocolate. As their show continues on, Penny's phone rings and she proceeds to answer it. Sheldon gives her a stern look and she apologizes, saying she'll take her conversation to the hall, and Sheldon offers her another piece of chocolate as she leave. As does taking her phone call out in the hallway. Leonard has had