FRoM A~ oryr the turn of the century forward, the researches and writings of IP Pavlov and
EL Thorndike opened a new historical epoch in behavioral science. Both the substance of …

Number 3 ating bet seems to be something neurologically known or possible, a neurologie
invention will happily be employed. If, as is often the case, the abstraction of a behavioral …

Volume 6 Number 3 CONDITIONING TI-~ WHOLE ORGANISM 127 what operant
conditioning, and all conditioning for that matter, undertook to understand and explain in the …

Tins xs NOT the most propitious time to suggest that ghosts exist within the ranks of the
behavioral sciences. After all, determinism, without ghosts, has been a highly rewarding …

A comprehensive review and discussion of conditioning and learning. When the present
revision is compared to the 1940 Hilgard and Marquis" Conditioning and Learning," 4 …

The facts of Skinner's research in the 1930s on the acquisition of operant behavior are
combined with his own later comments. Skinner discovered that a single reinforcement is …

Despite an ever increasing spate of publications and over half a century of widespread
research and theorising, no generally accepted theory of conditioning has as yet emerged …

IN THIS REPORT I will be talking about operant rather than classical conditioning since most
of our recent research has been concerned with the former. However, I do think that much of …

In the years since Pavlov's work first became known in the United States (Pavlov, 1906;
Yerkes & Morgulis, 1909), the least controversial assess-ment of his contributions is the …

It is only recently that conditioning and allied techniques have been applied on any large
scale outside the laboratory. With the emergence of these procedures into the clinical world …