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Though initially operant behavior is
emitted without an
identified reference to a
particular stimulus,
during operant conditioning operants come
under the...
- An
operant conditioning chamber (also
known as a
Skinner box) is a
laboratory apparatus used to
study animal behavior. The
operant conditioning chamber...
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responses operate on the
world in the same way and have a
common consequence.
Operants are
often thought of as
species of responses,
where the
individuals differ...
- example, the
light is the
antecedent stimulus, the
lever pushing is the
operant behavior, and the food is the reinforcer. Likewise, a
student that receives...
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Extinction is a
behavioral phenomenon observed in both
operantly conditioned and
classically conditioned behavior,
which manifests itself by
fading of...
- Skinner's
Verbal Behavior also
introduced the auto****ic and six
elementary operants: mand, tact,
audience relation, echoic, textual, and intraverbal. For Skinner...
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including the use of
electrical brain stimulation." Skinner's
verbal operants were
critiqued by the
linguist Noam
Chomsky who
argued that Skinner's view...
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studied experimentally, most notably: respondents, by Ivan Pavlov; and
operants, by
Edward Thorn****. Skinner's
account differed in some ways from earlier...
- However,
classical conditioning can
affect operant conditioning;
classically conditioned stimuli can
reinforce operant responses.
classical conditioning is...
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these and
similar behaviors,
called "
operants", come about.
Roughly speaking, in
operant conditioning, an
operant is
actively emitted and
produces changes...
