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B. F. Skinner claimed that man could no longer afford to be free and must submit himself, his behavior and his culture to outside control for the greater good of society as a whole. But he was just reflecting a … Continue reading
across the great divide
Is it operant conditioning when the response is a form of salivating over the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition? Is it operant conditioning to respond to the corporate logos of household names with an awe and desire to down donuts or … Continue reading
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