thorndike (Meaning)
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thorndike (n)
English actress (1882-1976)
United States educational psychologist (1874-1949)
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thorndike Sentence Examples
- Thorndike's Law of Effect theorizes that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated.
- Edward Thorndike conducted pioneering experiments on animal learning, including the famous puzzle box studies.
- Thorndike's research on instrumental conditioning laid the foundation for operant conditioning theory.
- The Thorndike-Watson Law states that the strength of a response increases with consistent reinforcement.
- Thorndike's multiple-response theory suggests that animals will try various responses until they discover the one that leads to rewards.
- Thorndike's experiments helped establish the importance of reinforcement in learning.
- Thorndike's concept of "satisfaction" refers to the positive consequences that strengthen behaviors.
- Thorndike emphasized the role of trial-and-error in the learning process.
- Thorndike's research influenced the development of educational practices, such as behavior modification.
- Thorndike's legacy as a pioneer in the field of psychology continues to inspire researchers today.
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English actress (1882-1976), United States educational psychologist (1874-1949)
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Thorndike's Law of Effect theorizes that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated.
Edward Thorndike conducted pioneering experiments on animal learning, including the famous puzzle box studies.
Thorndike's research on instrumental conditioning laid the foundation for operant conditioning theory.
The Thorndike-Watson Law states that the strength of a response increases with consistent reinforcement.
