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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.3
What perspective best describes how modern psychologists view B.F. Skinner's theory on reinforcement schedules under operant conditioning?
They fully agree with Skinner's ideas, insisting there are no other viable theories to explain behavior modification.
They completely reject Skinner's theory as baseless and unscientific.
Reinforcement schedules are considered outdated and useless in modern psychology practice.
They value its fundamental insights but also acknowledge other factors influencing behavior beyond rewards and punishments only.
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