Name the Italian Physician-Turned-Educator Who at the Beginning of the Twentieth

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Short Answer

Name the Italian physician-turned-educator who at the beginning of the twentieth century crafted a revolutionary approach to young children's education. In this approach, children are given considerable freedom and spontaneity in choosing activities.

Explain the phenomena of generalization and discrimination within the context of both classical and operant conditioning.

Understand the fundamental concepts and differences between cognitive, behavioral, and psychoanalytic theories.

Recognize the application and impact of cognitive and behavioral therapies in treating psychological disorders.

Identify various types of operant conditioning and their outcomes.

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