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1849
Pavlov (1849–1936)
Through his experiments with animals, Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was the first person to talk about conditioning. His conclusions had a direct effect on Watson and gave him the original scientific evidence for what he thought.
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Ivan Petrovitch Pavlov was the first person to talk about conditioning. His conclusions had a direct effect on Watson and gave him the original scientific evidence for what he
1874
1878
1904
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Skinner (1904–1990）
Skinner developed the behaviourist idea of operant conditioning. Unlike Watson and Pavlov, Skinner believed that what follows a behaviour has an effect on it.
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Watson (1878–1958)
John Watson developed the concept of behaviourism. At the time, he believed that Freudian theories of conduct were too theoretical, and he disagreed with the eugenic notion that a person's genes determine their behaviour. Instead, he believed that how individuals responded to various circumstances depended on how their cumulative experiences had taught them to react.
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believed that how individuals responded to various circumstances depended on how their cumulative experiences had taught them to react.
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Thorndike (1874–1949)
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Laws of learning (Readiness, Exercise, Effect)
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