2. Under "A Behavioral Approach," you discover that B. F. Skinner agreed with Sigmund Freud on one point, and disagreed with Freud on another point, regarding psychology.

What did Skinner and Freud agree on? b. What did Skinner and Freud disagree on?

What is your opinion on each of these two ideas? Why do you say this?

How is "subvocal speech" different from "thinking" that goes on in an unobservable "mind?" Explain the distinction.

With regard to "S-R Psychology and Environmentalism" one-sentence summary of something you did today (R), and the environmental event that caused you to do it (S), and what happened in your mind in between S and R (the "mental way station" or "explanatory fiction"). b. Now re-write the sentence, using ONLY S and R. c. In your opinion, which is a better description: your answer to 4a or 4b? Why?

Give an example of something you did to get a reward a. What was the operant behavior?

What was the reinforcer?

What was the discriminative stimulus (called a "discriminative conditioned stimulus" in the text)?

Describe an operant behavior a friend of yours does that you