This thinker  invented devices like the teaching machine and the cumulative recorder.
This thinker  invented devices like the teaching machine and the cumulative recorder. One of his experiments induced superstitious behavior in birds by giving them food at regular intervals. A review of one of this thinker's works notes that he attributes "a vast and unanalyzed contribution Â… to a step called generalization," and thus his approach is too (*) limited. In that work by this thinker, secondary forms of the title phenomenon are termed "autoclitic," and he uses the three-term contingency model to analyze tacts and mands. That work was scathingly reviewed by Noam Chomsky. In another work, he argued for cultural engineering, a concept which informs the fictional utopia he created in a novel. For 10 points, name this psychologist who wrote Verbal Behavior, Beyond Freedom and Dignity, and Walden Two.
This thinker  invented devices like the teaching machine and the cumulative recorder.
Burrhus Frederic Skinner