For ten points, name this behaviorist and author of 1911's Animal Intelligence.
His later work Human Nature and the Social Order followed much of his work while at Columbia with Robert Woodworth, with whom he studied the transference of learning. A strong advocate of statistics in the social sciences, he raised chickens in William James' basement and also proposed his namesake puzzle box, from which he was able to formulate the laws of exercise and effect. For ten points, name this behaviorist and author of 1911's Animal Intelligence.
His later work Human Nature and the Social Order followed much of his work while at Columbia with Robert Woodworth, with whom he studied the transference of learning.
Edward Lee Thorndike