David Premack

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Yerkes Primate Biology Laboratory University of Missouri University of California, Santa Barbara Reinforcement Premack's principle

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Known for: Premack's principle Theory of mind Cognitive psychology
Education: University of Minnesota (PhD, 1955)
Born: (1925-10-26)26 October 1925 Aberdeen, South Dakota
Died: 11 June 2015(2015-06-11) (aged 89) Santa Barbara, California
Fields: Experimental psychology, Comparative psychology, Cognitive psychology
Thesis: Influence of prior learning of one discrimination component on learning of the second component when the two components are presented in combination (1955)

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Yerkes Primate Biology Laboratory Yerkes National Primate Research Center
University of Missouri
University of California, Santa Barbara
Reinforcement
Premack's principle
Reinforcer
Punishment
Rats Rat
Theory of Mind
Chimpanzees Common chimpanzee
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Scorpions Scorpion
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David Premack

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David Premack → (1925-10-26)26 October 1925 Aberdeen, South Dakota

Died · 1

David Premack → 11 June 2015(2015-06-11) (aged 89) Santa Barbara, California

Education · 1

David Premack → University of Minnesota (PhD, 1955)

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David Premack → Experimental psychology, Comparative psychology, Cognitive psychology

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David Premack → Influence of prior learning of one discrimination component on learning of the second component when the two components are presented in combination (1955)

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