The views of E. O. Wilson and this man are argued against in a 2004 paper by J. E. R. Staddon, who had earlier criticized his views in a work subtitled, "Mind, Mechanism, and Society." His views of education were expressed in The Technology of Teaching, and Noam Chomsky criticized one of this man's works, which discusses the notion of the "mand". With regards to delivering food, he experimented with superstition in pigeons, while this author of Verbal Behavior wrote about a planned economy in a fictional utopian society in the 1940s, Walden Two
The views of E. O. Wilson and this man are argued against in a 2004 paper by J. E. R. Staddon, who had earlier criticized his views in a work subtitled, "Mind, Mechanism, and Society." His views of education were expressed in The Technology of Teaching, and Noam Chomsky criticized one of this man's works, which discusses the notion of the "mand". With regards to delivering food, he experimented with superstition in pigeons, while this author of Verbal Behavior wrote about a planned economy in a fictional utopian society in the 1940s, Walden Two. FTP, name this proponent of operant conditioning American behavioral psychologist, the author of Beyond Freedom and Dignity and inventor of a namesake box.
The views of E. O. Wilson and this man are argued against in a 2004 paper by J. E. R. Staddon, who had earlier criticized his views in a work subtitled, "Mind, Mechanism, and Society."
B. F. {Skinner}