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B.F. Skinner learning through rewards
Shows how Skinner's thinking evolved from Pavlov's work. Gives examples of his ability to apply his theories to everyday situations, including the inventions of an air crib to help his wife raise their baby, and a teaching machine to replace the techniques of teaching math in his daughter's elementary school.
- "This program summarizes B.F. Skinner's approach to learning theory, and covers some of his specific inventions resulting from his laboratory experiments."
- "Shows how Skinner's thinking evolved from Pavlov's work. Gives examples of his ability to apply his theories to everyday situations, including the inventions of an air crib to help his wife raise their baby, and a teaching machine to replace the techniques of teaching math in his daughter's elementary school."@en
- "B.F. Skinner learning through rewards"@en
- "B.F. Skinner learning through rewards"
- "B.F. Skinner--learning through rewards"@en