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operant conditioning
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Who was Shinner in the context of behaviorism?
Shinner was a fan of
behaviorism
who suggested the concept of
free
will is an illusion.
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What does Shinner suggest about free will?
Shinner
suggests that free will is an
illusion.
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According to Shinner, what is the cause of all human behavior?
All human behavior is the direct result of operant conditioning.
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What is operant conditioning?
Operant conditioning is learning through
reinforcement
and
punishment.
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How do individuals learn to avoid
unpleasant
behaviors according to
operant conditioning
?
Individuals learn to not repeat behaviors that have unpleasant consequences (
punishment
).
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How do individuals learn to repeat pleasant behaviors according to operant conditioning?
Individuals learn to repeat behaviors that have
pleasant consequences
(
reinforcement
).
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What are the key components of operant conditioning?
Reinforcement
:
Increases
the likelihood of a behavior being repeated.
Punishment
:
Decreases
the likelihood of a behavior being repeated.
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