1. Image by Burrhus Frederic Skinner, the psychologist who developed the theor

1. Image by Burrhus Frederic Skinner, the psychologist who developed the theory of operant conditioning. 2. An illustration of the "Skinner's box" with a lever and a rat or pigeon to demonstrate the experiment. 3. An image of a student studying or receiving rewards (as gifts or congratulations) to illustrate positive reinforcement. 4. An image representing the withdrawal of privileges (like a red cross on a gift) to illustrate negative punishment. 5. An image showing the relationship between behavior and consequences, like a scale or an arrow pointing towards a consequence. 6. An image illustrating the process of learning and modifying behavior through operant conditioning.