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Operant Conditioning

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Operant Conditioning
B.F Skinner (1938)
- Skinner Box (1948)
- Rats press lever to receive a treat
- Electric shock when rats didn't press level
- Skinner Box (1948)
Edward Thorndike (1911)
- Cat puzzle box (1901)
- Pull a string or press a pole to escape from the box
- Cat puzzle box (1901)
Example: Dog learns that he gets fuss when he stops jumping up at visitor who enters the room.
This theory is linked with positive and negative reinforcement and punishment
- Positive Reinforcement: A dog given a treat for completing the desirable behaviour
- Positive Punishment: A dog is hit for performing an undesirable behaviour so learns to not do it again
- Negative Reinforcement: A dog has a choke lead loosened from his neck if he stops pulling on the lead so it encourages him to not pull in the future
- Negative Punishment: A dog has his treat taken away from him for performing an undesirable act
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- Companion Animal Revision (Associative learning) Mind Map on Operant Conditioning, created by Charlotte Bernard on 02/05/2017.
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