Skinner's development of the operant conditioning chamber was partly motivated by his desire to find a procedure that yielded _____ patterns of behavior.
A) inflexible
B) reflexive
C) regular
D) irregular

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Skinner's development of the operant conditioning chamber, also known as the Skinner box, was motivated by his desire to find a procedure that yielded regular patterns of behavior. This allowed for the systematic study of learning and behavior modification through reinforcement and punishment.

Skinner's Development of the Operant Conditioning Chamber Was Partly Motivated