For 10 points, name these birds used in many experiments by B. F. Skinner.
In an experiment by Watanabe et al., these animals could be trained to tell apart Picasso and Monet paintings, and Herbranson and Schroeder found that these animals were not fooled by the Monty Hall problem. Criticizing an experiment using these animals, Staddon and Simmelhag distinguished terminal responses from interim responses. That experiment noted these animals' "superstition," since they would continue to perform whatever action they happened to be doing when (*) food was released at 15-second intervals. That experiment placed them in a box named after the experimenter, who used them to study operant conditioning. These animals were trained to play ping-pong and guide missiles by a behaviorist who wrote Beyond Freedom and Dignity. For 10 points, name these birds used in many experiments by B. F. Skinner.
In an experiment by Watanabe et al., these animals could be trained to tell apart Picasso and Monet paintings, and Herbranson and Schroeder found that these animals were not fooled by the Monty Hall problem.
pigeons [or Columba livia domestica; prompt on “birds”]