Further choices for molar theory

Abstract

Abstract The target article extends molar behaviorism in two positive ways: beyond average aggregates and beyond restricted laws of “conditioning.” Although a molar framework based on purely overt events shows promise for advancing behavior theory, Rachlin's specific form of teleological behaviorism is in need of clarification.

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