Thorndike's notion that successful responses are stamped in by experience may be seen as an early statement of Skinner's concept of:

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Thorndike's notion of successful responses being stamped in by experience is similar to Skinner's concept of positive reinforcement, where behaviors that are followed by a positive consequence are more likely to be repeated in the future.

Thorndike's Notion That Successful Responses Are Stamped in by Experience