The apparatus that has come to symbolize the theory of operant conditioning is the:
A)Rubik's cube.
B)operant chamber.
C)Pavlov bell.
D)Thorndike puzzle.

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The operant chamber, also known as the Skinner box, is the apparatus that has come to symbolize the theory of operant conditioning. It is a controlled environment in which an animal can be trained to respond to certain stimuli in order to earn rewards or avoid punishment. It includes equipment for delivering rewards or punishment, as well as sensors to detect the animal's responses.  Rubik's cube is not related to operant conditioning, Pavlov's bell is associated with classical conditioning, and Thorndike's puzzle is related to the theory of instrumental or trial-and-error learning.

The Apparatus That Has Come to Symbolize the Theory of Operant