behaviorism
This would be behaviorism, and Wittgenstein was not a behaviorist.
They are fanatical behaviorists, believing that everything is subject to unlimited molding and rearrangement through a process of reward and punishment.
This technique of free association is a contribution to psychology which is used widely by psychotherapists, including behaviorists.
Primate tool use has been studied by animal behaviorists.
As a practicing canine behaviorist, I have seen a steady increase in behavior problems.
Seek advice from a vet, animal behaviorist, or reputable dog trainer.

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Animal (non-human) behaviour
behaviorist
adjective
us/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ.ɪst/uk /bɪˈheɪ.vjə.rɪst/
supporting or relating to the theory of behaviorism (= the theory that human or animal behavior is based on mental training and the influence of habit, rather than being explained by thoughts and feelings):
He's written a behaviorist account of the emotions.
the relevance of behaviorist ideas to language teaching
The point serves as a corrective to behaviorist tendencies in general.
Up to the 1960s behaviorist models of learning pervaded educational practice.
Watson became known for his behaviorist approach, which he later applied to human behavior.
She takes seriously the views of certain behaviorist scientists who question whether the term "play" should be applied to animals.