The theory of learning given by Skinner is

The correct answer is Operant conditioning.

Key Points

• According to B. F. Skinner's theory of learning, our behaviors are developed or conditioned through reinforcements.
• Operant refers to any conduct that affects the environment and has a result.
• He called this technique operant conditioning.
• According to Skinner, if rewards and punishments are given in a way that encourages an organism to get a little bit closer to the desired behavior every time, it can be used to develop incredibly complex behavior.
• Skinner is well known for creating the behaviorism theory and for writing the utopian book "Walden Two."​

Additional Information

• Classical conditioning:
  • It is a type of learning that happens unconsciously.
  • When you learn through classical conditioning, a predetermined stimulus is matched with an instinctive conditioned response.
• Insight learning:
  • The process of insight learning results in a momentary insight into a challenge.
• Trial and Error learning:
  • Trial and error learning is learning from multiple attempts.