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Classical and Operant Conditionings – Their Applications in HR management

Thu Oanh Nguyen wrote 4 months ago: Introduction When mention of learning, we usually think of something relevant to schools, classrooms … more →

Tags: Academic pieces of work, Psychology, Human resource management, Classical Conditioning, Pavlov, Skinner, Operant Conditioning, applications, Learning

Behaviorism Theorists on Teaching and Learning

waluyoblog wrote 8 months ago: 1.  Edward Thorndike (1874 – 1949) Edward Thorndike could be regarded as the pioneer in theory … more →

Tags: Theories of Language Teaching and Learning, Skinner, Thorndike, Pavlov, skinner box, operant

Preference Formation

mrktspnkr wrote 10 months ago: The Preference Construction article argued that preferences are not given or genetically encoded. It … more →

Tags: Consumer Behaviour, Climate, Science, advertising, Business, Classical Conditioning, reinforcement, Behavior, Operant Conditioning

If it Makes Me Miserable, Why Can't I Stop?

Dr. Howard Farkas wrote 1 year ago: When I was a clinical intern in the last year of my doctoral program, I worked in a hospital outpati … more →

Tags: Health 2, Diet, Psychology, Emotional eating, Emotional Eating, Binge Eating?, normal eating, Self-Control, Binge Eating Disorder

Facebook and its Addictive Traits 2 comments

thecerebralcortex wrote 1 year ago: [7/21/11] Facebook. What makes it so popular and why is it so addictive? The social networking site … more →

Tags: facebook, B. F. Skinner

Law of Effect: Do not create a reward system for bad behavior!15 comments

anguishedrepose wrote 1 year ago: Avoiding conflict… Is what we all aspire to do. But should we? [via Lifehacker] Being the Bett … more →

Tags: Did you know?, psychology today, moneyball, Jonah Hill Jimmy Fallon Show 9/21/11, Clifford N. Lazarus, do not reward jerk behavior


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