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B.F. Skinner was a behaviorist who proposed that behavior is shaped by consequences, and his theory focuses on how rewards and punishments influence learning.
The belief that behavior can be explained through observable actions and their consequences.
The process of increasing the likelihood of a certain behavior by providing rewards or removing aversive stimuli.
The process of decreasing the likelihood of a certain behavior by providing negative consequences or aversive stimuli.