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    • [DOC File]Chapter 8, Learning

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      II. Operant conditioning BF SKINNER page 228. What is operant conditioning, and how does it differ from classical conditioning? ... His famous experiment was the Bobo Doll experiment. ... But this study is from 1982. The Supreme Court, in 2011, found a much more mixed picture in rejecting this claim.

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      BF Skinner _____ American psychologist and advocate of behaviorism, his most successful and well-known apparatus, known as the operant chamber, was a cage in which a laboratory rat could, by pressing on a bar, activate a mechanism that would drop a food pellet into the cage.

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      6. The leading producer of paper products wants to increase their sales of paper cups. They set up a test program in local supermarkets. Identical 8 ounce paper cups were packaged in two ways—half of the stock was packaged in the present plain boxes, while the other half of the stock was packaged in bright, cheery, pastel-colored boxes.

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      Sep 07, 2011 · correlational research c. the case study method d. experimental research ______ Behaviorism and psychoanalysis dominated psychology for many decades early in the twentieth century, but in the 1950s a new school of thought emerged, _______________, which emphasized conscious experience, each person’s unique potential for psychological growth ...

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      Facts and fallacies of Hawthorne: A historical study of the origins, procedures, and results of the Hawthorne Illumination Tests and their influence upon the Hawthorne Studies. New York, NY ...

    • [DOC File]THEORIES OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

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      Skinner suggested that a child imitates the language of its parents or carers. Successful attempts are rewarded because an adult who recognises a word spoken by a child will praise the child and/or give it what it is asking for. Successful utterances are therefore reinforced while unsuccessful ones are forgotten. Limitations of Behaviourism

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      His theories were diametrically opposed to the ideas of BF Skinner, the foremost proponent of behaviorism. In his view, certain aspects of linguistic knowledge and ability are the product of a universal innate ability, or “language acquisition device,” that enables each normal child to construct a systematic grammar and generate phrases.

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      By refining and expanding their studies, Harvard professor, B. F. Skinner (1904-1989) has been the driving force behind the spread of behaviorism within modern American culture. Skinner developed the now-famous Skinner box, which he used to train small animals by behavioral techniques.

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      Famous for the Bobo doll study- explained the social learning theory. Aggression is learned through observing and imitating others. The experiment is important because it sparked many more studies on the effects of violent media on children. Aaron Beck: The father of …

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