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    B.F. Skinner proposed a model of personality based on operant conditioning. His model suggests that personality is shaped by the consequences of our behaviors in different situations, and that we develop tendencies to respond in certain ways. These response tendencies determine how we will act when placed in similar situations in the future.

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    B.F. Skinner proposed a model of personality based on operant conditioning. His model suggests that personality is shaped by the consequences of our behaviors in different situations, and that we develop tendencies to respond in certain ways. These response tendencies determine how we will act when placed in similar situations in the future.

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    Behavioural

    B.F SKINNERS MODEL OF PERSONALITY

    Stimulus
    Situation

    R1
    R3
    Circulate, speaking
    to others only if
    they approach you
    first.

    R2
    Stick close to the
    people you
    already know

    Politely withdraw by
    getting wrapped up
    in hosts book
    colelction

    Operant Response Tendencies

    R4
    Leave at first
    opportunity

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