Edward Thorndike's Notion That Successful Responses Are Stamped in by Experience

question 238

Multiple Choice

Edward Thorndike's notion that successful responses are stamped in by experience may be seen as an early statement of B.F.Skinner's concept of:

• A) observational learning.
• B) classical conditioning.
• C) successive approximation.
• D) positive reinforcement.

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