Rats and Men

Abstract

Contrary to the opinions of certain sociologists, the issue of the extent to which the concepts of learning theory will be useful to social psychologists will be settled on the basis of empirical data and not on the basis of questionable philosophical commitments. Learning theory has already been shown to have some applicability to human data, but there is a great need for further experimentation. Learning theory does not violate Morgan's canon, as has been charged, nor is there any mischievous distortion of data as the result of emphasis on the experimental method.

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