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neobehaviorist

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neobehaviorist
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a disciple of the school of neobehaviorism.


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Thus, although Skinner was a neobehaviorist in the chronological sense that he developed an alternative to classical S-R behaviorism in the 1930s, as did others, his alternative did not involve postulating hypothetical mediating entities (Moore, 2005).
A critical appraisal of contemporary approaches in the quantitative ... by Moore, J. / The Psychological Record
Whereas the behaviorism inspired by Watson could develop freely in America, reaching its apogee during the 1930s and 1940s in the neobehaviorist paradigms of C.
Emmanuil S. Enchmen - a Soviet behaviorist and the commonality of ... by Windholz, George / The Psychological Record
The view that interitem associations control anticipation in animals is a derivative of an early theory of sequential learning (Capaldi, 1967) designed to accommodate results from a few key experiments that bore on the concern with the role of reward in instrumental learning shared by the Neobehaviorists (Amsel, 1989).
Motivation level and memory for motivational events by Burns, Richard A. / The Psychological Record
 
 
 
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