Walden Two Quiz

B. F. Skinner

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

After Frazier's work is done, where does he take Burris? (from Chapters 32-36)

The roof.

The hospital.

The throne.

The school.

2.

What assumption does Walden Two make about how to build resistance in babies? (from Chapters 9-12)

They should only be fed on organic foods.

They should only interact with their mothers.

They should be introduced to frustration and illness slowly.

They should be quarantined.

3.

As the debate continues, how do Castle and Frazier differ in their views of democracy? (from Chapters 29-31)

Castle says it is a perfect system, while Frazier says it's a proven failure.

Castle says it is inevitable while Frazier says it's on the decline.

Castle says it is necessary while Frazier says it is a fraud.

Castle says it is useful, although it has weaknesses; Frazier says its flaws far outweigh its virtues.

4.

As they observe the incident on their way back to the main building, what flaw does Frazier identify in the process of negative reinforcement? (from Chapters 32-36)

He says the curbed behavior always resurfaces.

He says it works only with some species.

He says it does not work with humans.

He says it is difficult to monitor.

5.

As the group observes some children leaving for a picnic, what answer does Castle receive when he asks about jealousy among those left behind? (from Chapters 13-16)

Frazier says the children understand that their turn will come.

Frazier explains that the children do not exhibit jealousy.

Frazier says children would be punished if they displayed jealousy.

Frazier says Castle is imposing adult feelings on the chidlren.

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