What is another word for skinnerian?
Pronunciation: [skɪnˈi͡əɹɪən] (IPA) 
Skinnerian refers to the psychological theories and practices developed by B.F. Skinner, who was a pioneer in behaviorism. There are several synonyms for Skinnerian, including behavioristic, behavioral, and operant. Behavioristic refers to the study of behavior, and assumes that behavior is learned through experience. Behavioral refers to the actions or reactions of an individual, and is often associated with the principles of classical conditioning. Operant refers to the principles of operant conditioning, which involve manipulating consequences to modify behavior. Other synonyms for Skinnerian include stimulus-response, behavioral modification, and reinforcement theory. Each of these terms refers to the same basic principles of behaviorism that were developed by Skinner.
