In a Bailment Case, the Plaintiff Bailor Has the Burden

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In a bailment case, the plaintiff bailor has the burden of proving that a loss was caused by the defendant bailee's failure to exercise due care.

Identify the differences between Skinner's research approach and those of other personality theorists.

Recognize the methodologies used by Skinner for obtaining data and his views on statistical analysis.

Distinguish between positive and negative reinforcement, and understand their effectiveness in behavior modification.

Examine criticisms of Skinner's behavioral theory and its application to human behavior.

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