behaviorist

Examples of behaviorism

behaviorism
Then came behaviorism, and the idea that it's impossible to know what animals are thinking because we can't get into their heads.
From Wired
Rather than guiding it towards behaviorism which seems to be an intuition that many, say, neuroscientists have?
From The Atlantic
Most psychology research at the time was focused on behaviorism -- classical conditioning and the like.
From The Atlantic
The problem is with our need for control, our penchant for placing conditions on our love, and our continued reliance on the long-discredited premises of behaviorism.
From Huffington Post
For a long time, with behaviorism and the audiolingual method, the native language was something that we avoided in every way.
However, behaviorism seems to have recognized the inherent asymmetry of reward and punishment.
Behaviorism in its strictest sense was a scientific program which dominated psychology in the 1920s and 1930s.
Anxiety of over-interpretation and anthropomorphism in nonhuman animal studies is widespread outside behaviorism as well.
He starts off by examining three standard philosophical approaches to the mind-body problem: behaviorism, functionalism, and identity theories.
The behavioral-cognitive perspective draws on various aspects of learning theory and behaviorism while emphasising the importance of cognitive understanding.
What were the implications of this for psychoanalysis – and for behaviorism?
Although psychoanalysis and behaviorism mental illness and related social policies in the latter half of the 20th century.
As behaviorism prospered, the scientific investigation of mental states was discouraged.
These factors, combined with the emergence of competing research paradigms of psychological functionalism and behaviorism, exerted tremendous pressure on structuralism as a movement.
The discipline turned elsewhere— behaviorism, gestalt, studies of perception, social psychology.
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