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Verbal Relations and the Evolution of Behavior Analysis

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

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The viability of research paradigms is not decided on entirely rational grounds. The history of science is littered with approaches that died not as a result of their intellectual inadequacy, but by virtue of their failure to develop new and exciting research questions. A scientific area not busy being born is busy dying.

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