Richard Herrnstein formulated a "matching law" for this school of thought.
Richard Herrnstein formulated a "matching law" for this school of thought. One proponent of this school developed an air crib for his daughter and invented a box designed to measure a rat's response to certain conditions. A pioneer of this school worked with Rosalie Rayner in an experiment to induce a (*) fear of white and furry objects in a child. Another member trained a dog to salivate at the sound of a tuning fork through classical conditioning. For ten points, identify this school which argues that psychology should be focused on observable conduct, advocated by Skinner, Watson, and Pavlov.
Richard Herrnstein formulated a "matching law" for this school of thought.
{behaviorism} [accept word forms like behaviorist]