B F Skinner Asserted That the General Laws of Operant Conditioning

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B. F. Skinner asserted that the general laws of operant conditioning applied to all animal species. However, psychologists studying operant conditioning, like those studying classical conditioning, found that an animal's natural behavior patterns could influence the learning of new behaviors.

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