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In 1950, Israel enrolled at Harvard University. In his freshman year he took a class in behaviorism with B. F. Skinner to get a required science credit. | In 1950, Israel enrolled at Harvard University. In his freshman year he took a class in behaviorism with B. F. Skinner to get a required science credit. | ||
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| Matthew Israel | |
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| Born | 1933 (age 90-91) Brookline, Massachusetts, United States[1] |
| Occupation | Psychologist |
Mathew Israel (born 1933)[2] is an American psychologist who is known for founding the Judge Rotenberg Center and inventing the Graduated Electronic Decelerator.
In 1950, Israel enrolled at Harvard University. In his freshman year he took a class in behaviorism with B. F. Skinner to get a required science credit.