Thorndike was known for his work with ______________
A) puzzle boxes
B) modeling
C) monkeys
D) a Skinner box
Answer: A
Rationale: We can trace the scientific study of reinforcement's effects on behavior to Edward Thorndike, who conducted experiments in which he measured the time it took cats to learn how to escape from puzzle boxes.
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