"Certainly interesting . I wonder two things . I would want to look closer at the study design and two , I would like to hear a beaviorist point of view on it . What would skinner have said ? I doubt that he would have attributed the results to a `` sense of fairness `` since that is not an observable item . He likely would have stated that any two animals receiving differential rewards would have likely learned that if they wait then they also will receive a more liked item . Not a sense of justice but learning by observation . Tolman further would argue that conditioned taste responses for the monkey receiving the preferred reward would be of greater value . In other words , if they were rewarded sometime when they did n't do anything would their work rate go down compared to the other monkey ? Would the other monkey continue at the same rate although it may not accept the less preferred food ? These are important pieces I feel are missing from the information ."
"Those are some very interesting points you brought up . It 'd be interesting to see an experiment that could answer your questions ."
"I would want to look closer at the study design and two , I would like to hear a beaviorist point of view on it . What would skinner have said"
"It 'd be interesting to see an experiment that could answer your questions"