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By:Jennifer Strawn BURRHUS FREDERIC (B.F.) SKINNER

 Operant Conditioning: a response is followed by a reinforcer that will result in an increase of the response, so the result will occur again  The action will result in a consequence (positive or negative) WHAT IS HIS THEORY?

SKINNER BOX This is a Skinner box that he used to research how a mouse would act if it got consequences for different actions.

PICTURE The mouse will be successful in the maze if it is rewarded with the cheese.

 Was born March 20, 1904 and died August 18, 1990  Attended Hamilton college and received a B.A. then later he went to Harvard and received his PhD  He was pointed in the direction of psychology after having an encounter with Watson about behaviorisms ALL ABOUT SKINNER…

 Neutral Operants  Responses from environment that aren’t positive or negative, so it won’t affect the probability of the response occuring 1

 Reinforcers  Responses that will increase the likelyhood of that result reoccuring. Can be positive or negative. 2

 punishers  Response that will decrease the probability of the same response reoccuring. It will weaken the behavior. 3

 Skinner is similar to Thorndike  Skinner was actually inspired to created the theory of reinforcers from Thorndike’s law of effect SIMILAR TO…

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