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Skinner
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Curious about how we can modify our behaviors and actions by altering the environment around us? This episode is a deep exploration into the world of B F Skinner, a pioneer in the field of psychology. We unpack his groundbreaking work in radical behaviorism, a thought-provoking approach that focuses solely on observable behavior. We dissect Skinner's theories and delve into his unique experiments with the operant conditioning chamber, also known as the Skinner box.
The journey doesn't stop there, we unravel the fascinating concepts of positive and negative reinforcement, respondent behavior, and shaping. Bringing these theories to life, we discuss a real-world case of reducing neck ticks in a young boy, Josiah, by applying Skinner's principles in a clinical setting. This episode offers an exciting exploration into the impact of environment on our behaviors and actions. Prepare to view psychology from a whole new perspective!
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