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Understanding Behaviorism: Science, Behavior, and Culture

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Philosophy and History of Science Behavioral and Psychological Studies

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I.PSYCHOLOGY AS A SCIENCE. 1.Behaviourism, Definition, and History. 2.Behaviourism as a Philosophy of Science. 3.Public, Private, Natural, and Fictional. II.A SCIENTIFIC MODEL OF BEHAVIOUR. 4.Evolutionary Theory and Reinforcement. 5.Purpose and Reinforcement. 6.Stimulus Control and Knowledge. 7.Verbal Behavior and Language. 8.Rule-Governed Behavior and Language. 8.Rule-Governed Behavior and Thinking. III.SOCIAL ISSUES. 9.Freedom. 10.Responsibility, Credit, and Blame. 11.Relationships, Management, and Government. 12.Values, Religion, and Science. 13.The Evolution of Culture. 14.Design of Culture: Experimenting for Survival.

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