One of its most famous proponents invented the operant conditioning chamber and studied the development of superstition in pigeons, B.F. Skinner.
Experiments which flew in the face of this school of thought included the preference of Harlow's monkeys for "cloth mother" over "wire mother." Two competing doctrines of this school are molar and molecular, the former dismissing the claimed proximal causes that the latter determines. One of its most famous proponents invented the operant conditioning chamber and studied the development of superstition in pigeons, B.F. Skinner. For 10 points, identify this school of thought in psychology which suggests that all actions ought to be interpreted as the eponymous phenomena.
Experiments which flew in the face of this school of thought included the preference of Harlow's monkeys for "cloth mother" over "wire mother.
behaviorism