Behavior Theory in Practice (Part I-IV) (1965)
1965 · Short film · 20 min · dir. Dr. Ellen Reese
Synopsis
Describes some of the basic principles involved in the behaviorist approach to psychology as developed by B. F. Skinner. Illustrates techniques of instrumental conditioning, using pigeons, rats, children, and dogs. Based on " Reese, E.P. (1964). Experiments in operant behavior. ". Behavior Theory in Practice is a set of four color videos (Parts I-IV), each part approximately 21 minutes in length. Each individual Part presents basic behavior principles in the laboratory and examples of the…
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- Director
- Dr. Ellen Reese
- Running time
- 20 minutes
Cast & crew
- Dr. Ellen Reese Director
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