From Darwin to Behaviourism: Psychology and the Minds of Animals

Robert A. Boakes

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1. Mental evolution 2. Intelligence and instinct 3. Experimental psychology and habits 4. Reflex action and the nervous system 5. Conditioned reflexes 6. Comparative psychology and the beginning of behaviourism 7. Apes, problem solving and purpose 8. Nature and nurture.

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