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1.
B.F. SKINNER
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EARLY HISTORY
Burrhus Frederic Skinner
Birth- March 20, 1904
Intelligent upbringing
August 18- 1990
Leukemia
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EDUCATION
Hamilton College-New York
Greenwich village, New York
Masters in psychology-Harvard 1930
Doctorate in 1931- 1936
4.
EDUCATION
Minneapolis- University of Minnesota
Married Yvonne Blue- 2 children
Skinners invention on child (air crib)
chairmen of the psychology department at Indiana University 1945
1948 Invited to Harvard
Researches, books(fiction, poetry)
Best psychology writer- Walden II
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OPERANT CONDITIONING
Deals with intentional actions that have an effect on the surrounding environment.
Based on Edward Thorndike's 'Law of Effect'
(
simplypsychology.org
)
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OPERANT CONDITIONING
Reinforced behaviour tends to be repeated
Unenforced behaviour tends to die out/be extinguished
(
simplypsychology.org
)
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POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
Strengthens behaviour by providing a consequence that is rewarding
EXAMPLE:
Providing a toy to a child
(
simplypsychology.org
)
Photo by
Alyssa L. Miller
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NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT
Removal of an unpleasant reinforcer
EXAMPLE:
Taking away something painful
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simplypsychology.org
)
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TOKEN ECONOMY
A system in which targeted behaviours are reinforced with tokens, then later exchanged for rewards.
(
simplypsychology.org
)
Photo by
Curtis Gregory Perry
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Token Economy
Tokens can be:
fake money, buttons, stickers, poker chips
Rewards can be:
snacks, activities
(
simplypsychology.org
)
Photo by
South Carolina's Northern Kingdom
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References
B.F. Skinner- Operant Conditioning
simplypsychology.org
Natalie Iorfino
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