Editing Operant conditioning (section)

==See also==
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* [[Abusive power and control]]
* [[Animal testing]]
* [[Behavioral contrast]]
* [[Behaviorism]] (branch of psychology referring to methodological and radical behaviorism)
* [[Behavior modification]] (old expression for ABA; modifies behavior either through consequences without incorporating stimulus control or involves the use of [[flooding]]—also referred to as [[prolonged exposure therapy]])
* [[Carrot and stick]]
* [[Child grooming]]
* [[Classical conditioning]]
* [[Cognitivism (psychology)]] (theory of internal mechanisms without reference to behavior)
* [[Conditioned avoidance response test]]
* [[Consumer demand tests (animals)]]
* [[Educational psychology]]
* [[Educational technology]]
* [[Experimental analysis of behavior]] (experimental research [[Functional analysis (psychology)|principles]] in operant and respondent conditioning)
* [[Exposure therapy]] (also called desensitization)
* [[Graduated exposure therapy]] (also called [[systematic desensitization]])
* [[Habituation]]
* [[Jerzy Konorski]]
* [[Learned industriousness]]
* [[Matching law]]
* [[Negative (positive) contrast effect]]
* [[Radical behaviorism]] (conceptual theory of behavior analysis that expands behaviorism to also encompass [[Radical behaviorism#Private events in a radical behaviorist account|private events]] (thoughts and feelings) as forms of behavior)
* [[Reinforcement learning|Reinforcement]]
* [[Pavlovian-instrumental transfer]]
* [[Preference tests (animals)]]
* [[Premack principle]]
* [[Sensitization]]
* [[Social conditioning]]
* [[Society for Quantitative Analysis of Behavior]]
* [[Spontaneous recovery]]
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