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Introduction to modern behaviorism

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Introduction to Modern Behaviorism presents the framework of behaviourism in a concise way. In the third edition, while retaining the features hailed in previous editions, Rachlin expands his coverage of basic learning principles to include research developments in both classical and instrumental conditioning, animal cognition, language, context, and self control.

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