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Skinner Vs. Skinner

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When first reading this chapter Skinner seemed ruthless, disgusting, and manipulative. How can a father put his own daughter into a box? Did he have feelings? He seemed to love his work more than his own family. Why was a man so worried about the minds of others that he would risk the life of his own child? After reading the interview with one of his daughters my mind began to alter and side with Skinner. His own daughter seemed to love him and appreciate all of his hard work. If his own daughters loved him, maybe the world did not truly understand him. A man so smart was hated by so many, but yet, he changed the way we think about psychology today. If a rat with the mind of a bean can be trained, what else is this world capable of? Even further,
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