In Skinner's experiments, the animals had enough freedom to move within the box, which was a condition more "natural" to them.

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Skinner's experiments involved operant conditioning chambers, also known as Skinner boxes, where animals like rats or pigeons could move around and interact with levers or buttons, allowing them to exhibit natural behaviors in response to stimuli.

In Skinner's Experiments, the Animals Had Enough Freedom to Move