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Burrhus Frederic Skinner

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Biographies

 

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Elizabeth M

 

Date added:

March 25, 2014

 

Level:

University

 

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A

 

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2 / 347

 

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He wrote for the school paper. Skinner was an atheist in a school that required daily chapel attendance. After graduating, he wanted to be a writer. He sent off poetry and short stories. In order to help make him successful, he built a study in his parents’ attic in order to concentrate, however it still didn’t help him...
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He sent off poetry and short stories. In order to help make him successful, he built a study in his parents’ attic in order to concentrate, however it still didn’t help him. Eventually, he moved to Greenwich Village in New York City where he resigned himself to writing newspaper articles on labor problems, and lived as a “bohemian...
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