title: A Primer of Operant Conditioning
author:  George Stanley Reynolds 
description: The many important advances in operant conditioning that have stood out since the first edition of this book were published are reflected in this revision. Today we know more about such areas of study as stimulus control, the sources of strength of an operant, the meaning of interresponse-time analysis, the difference between dependent and contingent events, species-specific behavior, motivation, and several other topics, and such new knowledge adds to our understanding of operant conditioning. This edition owes its progress to those who have advanced the science of the art, and to those who have advised me.
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  nchoring is a technique based on what’s known in the psychology circles as
  “Pavlovian response” discovered by Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov. In his
  experiment, Pavlov offered his dog (“Bruno”) some food and rang a bell at the same time. When Bruno
  saw the food, he started to salivate. Pavlov then repeated this process for a couple of days, always
  getting Bruno to salivate when near the food. The