Behavioral Recognition System

Rick’s hubris, as previously mentioned, is his self-centeredness and adamancy, which is resolved through his Ultimate Boon. Rick’s boon is selflessness and the first time that Rick truly shows this selflessness that he has received in his journey occurs when he decides to help Annina and Jan Brandel receive their travel visas to America. It represents a change in character and is a pivotal point in Rick’s character arc. This also fits in well with the cosmogonic cycle, as the Ultimate Boon is received by the hero directly after the apotheosis stage, which in Casablanca is represented by the resolution of Annina’s predicament (Campbell

According to Jim Piper, “Films aren’t just about people; they are also about the relationships people make…Often, in fact, a relationship is the movie” (159). It is Rick’s relationships that make this movie.

Before Rick was sent to juvinile detention all he cared about was being the best rugby player and winning a championship. He quickly changed after he realized its more important to help others and surround yourself with people who want you to succeed. When people watch this they will realize that they should help others especially if they are willing to help you in return. If everybody learned this than more people would succeed and we would form friendships that will last the rest of our

In the beginning of the story, Mark said, “I was drawn to Rick by the tragedy of his illness.” Mark saw more than just another patient with a mental illness; he saw someone who had a real life chance to recover despite the obstacles he was facing. Mark also talks about a time when he saw Rick showing compassion for others. Rick saw someone struggling to purchase a soda and so he found some money and helped him out.

With the news of a zombie apocalypse, Rick’s first priority is finding his wife and son. Being a sheriff works to Rick's advantage because he is able to deal with the apocalypse well. Coming across a zombie that is attempting to talk, and move, Rick decides to put it out of its misery, and later feels guilty and cries. Rick is a devoted father, and a loyal husband, not to mention a sheriff, showing the readers that he is a good person. So when he is forced to kill a zombie who is clearly struggling, he is forced to go against his character. The day Rick awoke from his coma, he believed there was a chance that things would go back to normal, and we can see that as he tells Morgan Jones, the new occupant of his neighbors house, “Of course we’re neighbors...keep an eye on my house for me.” In this simple statement Rick implies he will be back, and this goes against his later action, killing the zombie. Ricks simple action of killing the zombie puts forth the idea that Rick does not see any humanity left in the zombie, and has lost hope for its chance and redemption. Not only did Rick shoot the zombie, but he also took a shot at his innocence in this zombie infested world he recently became a part

Rick Grimes exhibits intelligence throughout the series as he leads his group of people after the zombie apocalypse. But his intelligence is at its best when he outmaneuvers the Governor (twice) and Neagan. Rick Grimes proves his courage by going into Atlanta alone even after Morgan informs him that is not a good idea. Also, when he begs Negan to kill him and not his son Carl. Rick Grimes demonstrates that he is a strong and responsible leader when he first makes contact with the group his wife and son are a part of and despite being in a coma when the apocalypse started people immediately looked to Rick to save them and keep them

The first category discussed was Physical Development. When asked about how his body is physically changing, Rick stated that, “I feel like I am gaining so much weight, and I cannot get rid of it no matter how much I try to maintain it.” Although this is very concerning for Rick, it is normal part of adult

Rick is a 25 years boy, full of wishes that he doesn’t know from where they came from or to where they will get him. Although his parents try to push him into daily responsibilities, Jeff believes they should give him everything – money, house, and love. After all, they’re rich. When seeing life with a different perspective, the desperation takes his sleep away and he turns into an impulsive desperate person, capable of unimaginable attitudes.

Richard was “trashed” by his girlfriend, Anna and he does not know what to do with his life “He’s doing his job badly… his renovating attempts haven’t gotten past the verandah”. This theme of heartbreak successfully engages the audience as most people have gone through a break up at least once in their lives and can sympathise with Rick. Richard starts accepting himself when he meets Rachel Vilikovski, he does so after she accepts him for him and with the help of Jeff he is able to gain the confidence he needs to move on and believe in himself. Even though Jeff did not think Rick took his advice, he gave it to him because that is what he believed Rick needed “I don’t think you ever actually took my advice before. I thought I just gave it.” Jeff is the one who helps Richard the most through the power of words “Yeah, great theory, but for god’s sake get over it…” Jeff is the one that gives Richard that little push he needed to move on “Maybe you did nothing wrong with Anna…Maybe you don’t need to change…It’s part of you…That’s not you…But it’s not your life. Your life is an abundance of consequences. And that’s fine.” By giving Rick all this advice, Jeff makes Rick aware of who he is and who he is not and that it is fine for his life to be the way it is, because that is his

when he learns of Rick’s fake sheep (Dick, 13). Later in the novel, when Rick can buy a goat, he and his wife are filled with a new sense of rejuvenating happiness. This is because they place their worth on their animal and find personal identity and value based on what they can afford. Still, there is not a clear boundary between being superior (and therefore, treated more valuably, like a

Specially Rick's personality his everywhere basically what I see is that Rick Sanchez is bipolar, he could be talking to his nephew Morty from a second, he will get furious then he will show another emotion as if he is happy. Witch I think is extraordinary because Ricks character won’t ever be boring. The other side of Rick he can be reckless and a genius at sometimes. Rick can be doing perfect then out of know where he will start to drink and goes on his trip messing around with his family then just be braking everything he touches. but when his fine and good to go he will bring out his genius skills out just to prove that his smarter then everyone, that he can prove it to then and let them know that he is real

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is one of the most misunderstood methods of reinforcement. ABA also is referred to as ‘behavior modification’, which is the main contributor of the negative connotation with this method. ABA is the application of behavioral learning principles to change behavior (Woolfolk 256). Applied Behavior Analysis can be very successful in the classroom if done correctly. However, to begin this, one must study a student to decide what reinforcers will best work to modify the behavior.

Regarded for its unapologetic dark humour, quirky animation style and loved, but problematic characters are some of the few reasons audiences gravitate towards this series. Rick and Morty is a series that almost anyone (who is an adult) could jump into at any episode, without having to follow any pervious episodes or canonical references. Not only can one follow the series on a casual basis, but if one would want to look deeper into some of the show’s lore, countless movie and show references, they would find a colourful array of them. Allowing audiences to forget continuity (or investigate freely), the audience puts their efforts into understanding the characters, which are a driving point in most, if not all episodes. Rick, although an apathetic drunk and super genius, has a deep seeded hatred for himself and has (often misplaced) compassion towards his family and friends. Morty on the other hand is your typical naive 14 year old young man, but also has his quirks and character traits that are relatable. Morty’s insecurities are challenged by his grandfather Rick, and although not always concluding on a positive note, it has a tone of reality. Morty’s parents Jerry and Beth Smith and sister Summer also have their fair share of dysfunction and drive a sub plot of character development that affect the family dynamic as a whole. So, if you are in the mood for some dark and crude humour, with the softest touches of compassion backing these punching points? Then Rick and Morty is a show you can casually watch with some friends on a weekend and share some deeper connections you had with the show, or just shout “wubalubadubdub” without any reason and confuse your audience without letting them in on the inside joke of the

Is human behavior predictable where everything we do is predetermined or do we have the capability of freely choosing our behavior? When we come to a decision in our lives, do we display a typical, humanistic reaction based on what we have observed, or do we make unpredictable, free will responses to puzzle onlookers? Some psychologists believe that humanistic behavior is predictable because humans react in ways they have observed from other humans. For example, our teachers could have said, “Please behave,” which was a psychological tactic for us to subconsciously connect behaving with acting the right way. Unfortunately, we can become “trapped” in our early development years based on our ancestors’ positive or negative behavior. Before we

The television series The Walking Dead is a show based in a post-apocalyptic world where the undead roam around feeding off the last known survivors. This show is a perfect example of man in a state of nature since there are no more governments or formal civil authorities. In the series people fight to survive against the elements, zombies, and other people. This leads to survivors joining together to form groups making their chances of survival more likely. Rick Grimes is the main character in the series, he is the one who leads his group. Rick and his group face enemies along the way whether it be disease, “walkers” (zombies), or other groups.