Conceptual foundations of radical behaviorism:
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| adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XI 1 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS A PHILOSOPHY OF
SCIENCE 1 WHAT ARE THE DOMAINS OF BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS? 2 RADICAL
BEHAVIORISM AS THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE UNDERLYING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 4
BEHAVIOR AS A SUBJECT MATTER IN ITS OWN RIGHT 4 INTERNAL EXPLANATIONS,
CAUSES, AND DIMENSIONS 5 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS EPISTEMOLOGY 9 THE SENSE
OF RADICAL IN RADICAL BEHAVIORISM 10 SUMMARY 11 REFERENCES 1 2 STUDY
QUESTIONS 12 SECTION 1: THE FOUNDATIONS OF RADICAL BEHAVIORISM 13 2
HISTORY OF BEHAVIORISM AND BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS: 1800-1930 15 PSYCHOLOGY
AND THE SCIENCE OF THE MENTAL 16 EMERGING CONCERNS WITH MENTAL
EXPERIENCE AS A SUBJECT MATTER AND INTROSPECTION AS A METHOD 22 THE
CONTRIBUTION OF POST-DARWINIAN COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY: ANIMAL
PSYCHOLOGY 23 THE CONTRIBUTION OF REFLEXOLOGY 24 THE FIRST PHASE OF THE
BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT: CLASSICAL S - R BEHAVIORISM 25 VI CONTENTS
REFERENCES 34 STUDY QUESTIONS 35 HISTORY OF BEHAVIORISM AND BEHAVIOR
ANALYSIS: 1930-1980 37 THE SECOND PHASE OF THE BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT:
MEDIATIONAL S-O-R BEHAVIORISM 3 8 THEORETICAL TERMS AS INTERVENING
VARIABLES OR HYPOTHETICAL CONSTRUCTS? 42 RECAPITULATION 44 THE
CONTRIBUTIONS OFB. F. SKINNER 45 TWO WAYS OF REPRESENTING THE RELATION
BETWEEN RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND OTHER FORMS OF PSYCHOLOGY 50 REFERENCES
54 STUDY QUESTIONS 54 BEHAVIOR AS A SUBJECT MATTER IN ITS OWN RIGHT 56
ETYMOLOGY OF BEHAVIOR 57 SOME REPRESENTATIVE DEFINITIONS OF BEHAVIOR
57 ISSUES RAISED BY THE ABOVE DEFINITIONS 61 ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUES 64
THE RELATION BETWEEN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND NEUROSCIENCE 68 SUMMARY AND
CONCLUSIONS: THE COMPLEMENTARITY OF BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND BEHAVIORAL
NEUROSCIENCE 75 REFERENCES 78 STUDY QUESTIONS 79 CATEGORIES OF BEHAVIOR
81 STIMULUS PRESENTATIONS AND INNATE BEHAVIOR 8 2 SIGNALING OPERATIONS,
CONSEQUENTIAL OPERATIONS, AND LEARNED BEHAVIOR 87 CONDITIONED RESPONDENT
BEHAVIOR 89 ASSESSING CONDITIONED RESPONDENT FUNCTIONAL RELATIONS 90
OPERANT BEHAVIOR 91 SOURCES OF OPERANT BEHAVIOR 95 SOME FURTHER COMMENTS
ON UNDERSTANDING WHEN BEHAVIOR IS OPERANT BEHAVIOR 96 STIMULUS CONTROL
98 MOLAR AND MOLECULAR ANALYSES OF BEHAVIOR 101 SUMMARY 104 REFERENCES
106 STUDY QUESTIONS 106 CONTENTS VII 6 CONSEQUENCES AND CONCEPTS IN THE
ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR 108 TO REINFORCE: THE ROOT TERM AND ITS COGNATES
109 TO PUNISH: THE ROOT TERM AND ITS COGNATES 113 OVERVIEW OF
REINFORCEMENT AND PUNISHMENT 117 OTHER COMBINATIONS AND CATEGORIES
INVOLVING CONSEQUENCES 118 IS THE DEFINITION OF REINFORCEMENT CIRCULAR?
122 SELF-REINFORCEMENT? 124 EXTINCTION 125 SUPERSTITION 12 6 MOTIVATIVE
OPERATIONS 128 SUMMARY 131 REFERENCES 134 STUDY QUESTIONS 134 7
SELECTION BY CONSEQUENCES 136 SELECTION BY CONSEQUENCES: CYCLES OF
VARIATION, INTERACTION, AND DIFFERENTIAL REPLICATION 136 NATURAL
SELECTION 137 SELECTION FOR VERSUS SELECTION OF 139 REVIEW 141 THE
EVOLUTION OF BEHAVIOR: SELECTION BY CONSEQUENCES AS A CAUSAL MODE 142
SOME FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING SELECTION OF BEHAVIOR BY ITS
CONSEQUENCES 146 CONTINGENCIES OF SURVIVAL 148 SELECTION BY
CONSEQUENCES: DARWINIAN OR LAMARCKIAN? 148 MORE ON CULTURAL SELECTION
150 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 154 REFERENCES 156 STUDY QUESTIONS 157
SECTION TWO: THE REALIZATION OF THE RADICAL BEHAVIORIST PROGRAM 159 8
VERBAL BEHAVIOR 1: ELEMENTARY VERBAL RELATIONS 161 THE DEFINITION OF
VERBAL BEHAVIOR 162 ELEMENTS OF A BEHAVIORAL APPROACH TO VERBAL BEHAVIOR
165 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A TRADITIONAL ACCOUNT AND THAT OF RADICAL
BEHAVIORISM 166 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VERBAL AND NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR 172
VIII CONTENTS EXTENSIONS 176 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR ELEMENTARY VERBAL
RELATIONS 176 A UTOCLITIC ACTIVITY 180 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 184
REFERENCES 185 STUDY QUESTIONS 186 VERBAL BEHAVIOR 2: COMPLEX VERBAL
RELATIONS 188 COMPLEX VERBAL RELATIONS: DERIVED RELATIONAL RESPONDING
189 THE CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURE AND REPRESENTATIVE RESEARCH
193 VERBAL REGULATION 197 INSTRUCTIONS 202 AWARENESS 203 SELF-REPORTING
207 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 208 REFERENCES 210 QUESTIONS 2 11 10 PRIVATE
EVENTS 213 7. B. WATSON ON IMPLICIT STIMULI AND RESPONSES 214 5. F.
SKINNER AND PRIVATE EVENTS 2 15 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM: FEELINGS AND SENSED
CONDITIONS OF THE BODY 2 17 COVERT OPERANT ACTIVITY 223 SENSATIONS AND
TRADITIONAL EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 230 WEOS 233 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND
THE CHARGE OF THE EMPTY ORGANISM 233 REFERENCES 237 STUDY QUESTIONS
237 11 METHODS IN A SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR 239 THE NATURE OF SCIENCE AND
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 240 A BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC ASSESSMENT OF TRADITIONAL
RESEARCH METHODS 250 BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC RESEARCH METHODS 254 REFERENCES
262 STUDY QUESTIONS 263 12 SCIENTIFIC VERBAL BEHAVIOR: THEORIES 265 THE
TRADITIONAL VIEW 267 CONTENTS IX THEORIES AS VERBAL BEHAVIOR 271
MULTIPLE CONTROL 275 THEORIES: INSTRUMENTALISM OR REALISM? 277 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSIONS 283 REFERENCES 286 STUDY QUESTIONS 287 13 SCIENTIFIC
VERBAL BEHAVIOR: EXPLANATIONS 289 TWO PROMINENT EXPLANATORY STRATEGIES
IN TRADITIONAL NEOBEHAVIORISM 29 0 THE RELATION AMONG EXPLANATION,
DESCRIPTION, AND THEORY IN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 294 CAUSAL EXPLANATION,
PREDICTION, AND DESCRIPTION 296 THE CAUSAL EXPLANATION OF BEHAVIOR 298
EPISTEMOLOGICAL DUALISM AND OTHER MISCHIEVOUS SOURCES OF CONTROL OVER
THE VERBAL BEHAVIOR OF THE SCIENTIST 302 INTERPRETATION 306 SUMMARY AND
CONCLUSIONS 308 REFERENCES 309 STUDY QUESTIONS 311 SECTION THREE:
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST WITH ALTERNATIVE 313 VIEWPOINTS 14 OPPOSITION TO
MENTALISM 315 A DEFINITION OF MENTALISM 316 EXAMPLES OF MENTALISM 319
SOURCES OF CONTROL OVER MENTALISTIC TALK 326 THE HISTORICAL ORIGIN OF
MENTALISM 329 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS: BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC OBJECTIONS TO
MENTALISM 331 REFERENCES 334 STUDY QUESTIONS 334 15 THE CHALLENGE OF
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 336 THE NATURE OF COGNITIVE SYSTEMS 337 PRECURSORS
339 SOME COMMON ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT THE RELATION BETWEEN BEHAVIORISM AND
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 341 X CONTENTS 1. BEHAVIORISM IS CONCERNED WITH
OBSERVABLE PHENOMENA, BY VIRTUE OF ITS RELATION WITH LOGICAL POSITIVISM
342 2. BEHAVIORISM IS DESCRIPTIVE, WHEREAS COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY IS
THEORETICAL AND EXPLANATORY 343 3. BEHAVIORIST THEORETICAL CONCEPTS ARE
INADEQUATE BECAUSE THEY ARE DEFINED IN TERMS OF PUBLICLY OBSERVABLE
STIMULI AND RESPONSES 343 RECONSIDERING THE RELATION 344 THE NATURE OF
THE DIFFERENCES 347 ARE BEHAVIORISM AND COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
COMPLEMENTARY? 348 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 350 REFERENCES 352 STUDY
QUESTIONS 353 16 THE CHALLENGE OF PSYCHOLINGUISTICS 354
PSYCHOLINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE 355 THE CHARGE THAT SEQUENTIAL PROCESSES
CANNOT ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN LANGUAGE 357 A RADICAL BEHAVIORIST REPLY TO A
CHARGE BASED ON SEQUENTIAL ANALYSES AND MEDIATION 362 THE CHARGE THAT
DIRECT INTERACTION WITH THE ENVIRONMENT CANNOT ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH LINGUISTIC PROCESSES AS GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX 364 A
RADICAL BEHAVIORIST REPLY TO THE CHARGE THAT DIRECT INTERACTION WITH THE
ENVIRONMENT CANNOT ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH LINGUISTIC
PROCESSES AS GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX 365 CHOMSKY VERSUS BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 367
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 372 REFERENCES 375 STUDY QUESTIONS 376 17
RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES-1 377 FORMS OF
PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY CARRYING THE DESIGNATION BEHAVIORISM 378
LOGICAL BEHAVIORISM 378 CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS 379 METAPHYSICAL BEHAVIORISM
384 METHODOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM 385 METHODOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM AND THE
ONTOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE MENTAL 391 PRAGMATISM 393 PRAGMATISM AND
SCIENTIFIC VERBAL BEHAVIOR 394 CONTENTS XI REFERENCES 400 STUDY
QUESTIONS 401 18 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL
ISSUES-2 403 MIND AND BODY 404 RADICAL BEHAVIORIST PERSPECTIVE ON THE
MIND-BODY PROBLEM AND PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 408 AN INTERPRETATION OF
DISPOSITIONAL APPROACHES FROM THE STANDPOINT OF RADICAL BEHAVIORISM 412
MECHANISTIC ANALYSES AND INTENTIONALITY 417 INTENSIONALITY 420 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSIONS 422 REFERENCES 425 STUDY QUESTIONS 426 SECTION FOUR:
CONCLUSION 427 19 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS EPISTEMOLOGY 429 THE DEFINITION
OF GENUINE BEHAVIORISM 430 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS AN EPISTEMOLOGY 432
REFERENCES 438 STUDY QUESTIONS 438 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 441 NAME INDEX 443
SUBJECT INDEX 447
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XI 1 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS A PHILOSOPHY OF
SCIENCE 1 WHAT ARE THE DOMAINS OF BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS? 2 RADICAL
BEHAVIORISM AS THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE UNDERLYING BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 4
BEHAVIOR AS A SUBJECT MATTER IN ITS OWN RIGHT 4 INTERNAL EXPLANATIONS,
CAUSES, AND DIMENSIONS 5 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS EPISTEMOLOGY 9 THE SENSE
OF "RADICAL" IN RADICAL BEHAVIORISM 10 SUMMARY 11 REFERENCES 1 2 STUDY
QUESTIONS 12 SECTION 1: THE FOUNDATIONS OF RADICAL BEHAVIORISM 13 2
HISTORY OF BEHAVIORISM AND BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS: 1800-1930 15 PSYCHOLOGY
AND THE SCIENCE OF THE "MENTAL" 16 EMERGING CONCERNS WITH MENTAL
EXPERIENCE AS A SUBJECT MATTER AND INTROSPECTION AS A METHOD 22 THE
CONTRIBUTION OF POST-DARWINIAN COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY: "ANIMAL
PSYCHOLOGY" 23 THE CONTRIBUTION OF REFLEXOLOGY 24 THE FIRST PHASE OF THE
BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT: CLASSICAL S - R BEHAVIORISM 25 VI CONTENTS
REFERENCES 34 STUDY QUESTIONS 35 HISTORY OF BEHAVIORISM AND BEHAVIOR
ANALYSIS: 1930-1980 37 THE SECOND PHASE OF THE BEHAVIORAL MOVEMENT:
MEDIATIONAL S-O-R BEHAVIORISM 3 8 THEORETICAL TERMS AS INTERVENING
VARIABLES OR HYPOTHETICAL CONSTRUCTS? 42 RECAPITULATION 44 THE
CONTRIBUTIONS OFB. F. SKINNER 45 TWO WAYS OF REPRESENTING THE RELATION
BETWEEN RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND OTHER FORMS OF PSYCHOLOGY 50 REFERENCES
54 STUDY QUESTIONS 54 BEHAVIOR AS A SUBJECT MATTER IN ITS OWN RIGHT 56
ETYMOLOGY OF "BEHAVIOR" 57 SOME REPRESENTATIVE DEFINITIONS OF BEHAVIOR
57 ISSUES RAISED BY THE ABOVE DEFINITIONS 61 ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUES 64
THE RELATION BETWEEN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND NEUROSCIENCE 68 SUMMARY AND
CONCLUSIONS: THE COMPLEMENTARITY OF BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND BEHAVIORAL
NEUROSCIENCE 75 REFERENCES 78 STUDY QUESTIONS 79 CATEGORIES OF BEHAVIOR
81 STIMULUS PRESENTATIONS AND INNATE BEHAVIOR 8 2 SIGNALING OPERATIONS,
CONSEQUENTIAL OPERATIONS, AND LEARNED BEHAVIOR 87 CONDITIONED RESPONDENT
BEHAVIOR 89 ASSESSING CONDITIONED RESPONDENT FUNCTIONAL RELATIONS 90
OPERANT BEHAVIOR 91 SOURCES OF OPERANT BEHAVIOR 95 SOME FURTHER COMMENTS
ON UNDERSTANDING WHEN BEHAVIOR IS OPERANT BEHAVIOR 96 STIMULUS CONTROL
98 MOLAR AND MOLECULAR ANALYSES OF BEHAVIOR 101 SUMMARY 104 REFERENCES
106 STUDY QUESTIONS 106 CONTENTS VII 6 CONSEQUENCES AND CONCEPTS IN THE
ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR 108 TO REINFORCE: THE ROOT TERM AND ITS COGNATES
109 TO PUNISH: THE ROOT TERM AND ITS COGNATES 113 OVERVIEW OF
REINFORCEMENT AND PUNISHMENT 117 OTHER COMBINATIONS AND CATEGORIES
INVOLVING CONSEQUENCES 118 IS THE DEFINITION OF REINFORCEMENT CIRCULAR?
122 SELF-REINFORCEMENT? 124 EXTINCTION 125 SUPERSTITION 12 6 MOTIVATIVE
OPERATIONS 128 SUMMARY 131 REFERENCES 134 STUDY QUESTIONS 134 7
SELECTION BY CONSEQUENCES 136 SELECTION BY CONSEQUENCES: CYCLES OF
VARIATION, INTERACTION, AND DIFFERENTIAL REPLICATION 136 NATURAL
SELECTION 137 "SELECTION FOR" VERSUS "SELECTION OF 139 REVIEW 141 THE
EVOLUTION OF BEHAVIOR: SELECTION BY CONSEQUENCES AS A CAUSAL MODE 142
SOME FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING SELECTION OF BEHAVIOR BY ITS
CONSEQUENCES 146 CONTINGENCIES OF SURVIVAL 148 SELECTION BY
CONSEQUENCES: DARWINIAN OR LAMARCKIAN? 148 MORE ON CULTURAL SELECTION
150 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 154 REFERENCES 156 STUDY QUESTIONS 157
SECTION TWO: THE REALIZATION OF THE RADICAL BEHAVIORIST PROGRAM 159 8
VERBAL BEHAVIOR 1: ELEMENTARY VERBAL RELATIONS 161 THE DEFINITION OF
VERBAL BEHAVIOR 162 ELEMENTS OF A BEHAVIORAL APPROACH TO VERBAL BEHAVIOR
165 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A "TRADITIONAL" ACCOUNT AND THAT OF RADICAL
BEHAVIORISM 166 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VERBAL AND NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR 172
VIII CONTENTS EXTENSIONS 176 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR ELEMENTARY VERBAL
RELATIONS 176 A UTOCLITIC ACTIVITY 180 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 184
REFERENCES 185 STUDY QUESTIONS 186 VERBAL BEHAVIOR 2: COMPLEX VERBAL
RELATIONS 188 COMPLEX VERBAL RELATIONS: DERIVED RELATIONAL RESPONDING
189 THE CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURE AND REPRESENTATIVE RESEARCH
193 VERBAL REGULATION 197 INSTRUCTIONS 202 AWARENESS 203 SELF-REPORTING
207 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 208 REFERENCES 210 QUESTIONS 2 11 10 PRIVATE
EVENTS 213 7. B. WATSON ON IMPLICIT STIMULI AND RESPONSES 214 5. F.
SKINNER AND PRIVATE EVENTS 2 15 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM: FEELINGS AND SENSED
CONDITIONS OF THE BODY 2 17 COVERT OPERANT ACTIVITY 223 SENSATIONS AND
TRADITIONAL EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 230 WEOS 233 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND
THE CHARGE OF THE "EMPTY ORGANISM " 233 REFERENCES 237 STUDY QUESTIONS
237 11 METHODS IN A SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR 239 THE NATURE OF SCIENCE AND
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 240 A BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC ASSESSMENT OF TRADITIONAL
RESEARCH METHODS 250 BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC RESEARCH METHODS 254 REFERENCES
262 STUDY QUESTIONS 263 12 SCIENTIFIC VERBAL BEHAVIOR: THEORIES 265 THE
TRADITIONAL VIEW 267 CONTENTS IX THEORIES AS VERBAL BEHAVIOR 271
MULTIPLE CONTROL 275 THEORIES: INSTRUMENTALISM OR REALISM? 277 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSIONS 283 REFERENCES 286 STUDY QUESTIONS 287 13 SCIENTIFIC
VERBAL BEHAVIOR: EXPLANATIONS 289 TWO PROMINENT EXPLANATORY STRATEGIES
IN TRADITIONAL NEOBEHAVIORISM 29 0 THE RELATION AMONG EXPLANATION,
DESCRIPTION, AND THEORY IN BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 294 CAUSAL EXPLANATION,
PREDICTION, AND DESCRIPTION 296 THE CAUSAL EXPLANATION OF BEHAVIOR 298
EPISTEMOLOGICAL DUALISM AND OTHER MISCHIEVOUS SOURCES OF CONTROL OVER
THE VERBAL BEHAVIOR OF THE SCIENTIST 302 INTERPRETATION 306 SUMMARY AND
CONCLUSIONS 308 REFERENCES 309 STUDY QUESTIONS 311 SECTION THREE:
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST WITH ALTERNATIVE 313 VIEWPOINTS 14 OPPOSITION TO
MENTALISM 315 A DEFINITION OF MENTALISM 316 EXAMPLES OF MENTALISM 319
SOURCES OF CONTROL OVER MENTALISTIC TALK 326 THE HISTORICAL ORIGIN OF
MENTALISM 329 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS: BEHAVIOR-ANALYTIC OBJECTIONS TO
MENTALISM 331 REFERENCES 334 STUDY QUESTIONS 334 15 THE CHALLENGE OF
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 336 THE NATURE OF COGNITIVE SYSTEMS 337 PRECURSORS
339 SOME COMMON ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT THE RELATION BETWEEN BEHAVIORISM AND
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 341 X CONTENTS 1. BEHAVIORISM IS CONCERNED WITH
OBSERVABLE PHENOMENA, BY VIRTUE OF ITS RELATION WITH LOGICAL POSITIVISM
342 2. BEHAVIORISM IS DESCRIPTIVE, WHEREAS COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY IS
THEORETICAL AND EXPLANATORY 343 3. BEHAVIORIST THEORETICAL CONCEPTS ARE
INADEQUATE BECAUSE THEY ARE DEFINED IN TERMS OF PUBLICLY OBSERVABLE
STIMULI AND RESPONSES 343 RECONSIDERING THE RELATION 344 THE NATURE OF
THE DIFFERENCES 347 ARE BEHAVIORISM AND COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
COMPLEMENTARY? 348 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 350 REFERENCES 352 STUDY
QUESTIONS 353 16 THE CHALLENGE OF PSYCHOLINGUISTICS 354
PSYCHOLINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE 355 THE CHARGE THAT SEQUENTIAL PROCESSES
CANNOT ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN LANGUAGE 357 A RADICAL BEHAVIORIST REPLY TO A
CHARGE BASED ON SEQUENTIAL ANALYSES AND MEDIATION 362 THE CHARGE THAT
DIRECT INTERACTION WITH THE ENVIRONMENT CANNOT ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH LINGUISTIC PROCESSES AS GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX 364 A
RADICAL BEHAVIORIST REPLY TO THE CHARGE THAT DIRECT INTERACTION WITH THE
ENVIRONMENT CANNOT ADEQUATELY EXPLAIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH LINGUISTIC
PROCESSES AS GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX 365 CHOMSKY VERSUS BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 367
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 372 REFERENCES 375 STUDY QUESTIONS 376 17
RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES-1 377 FORMS OF
PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY CARRYING THE DESIGNATION "BEHAVIORISM" 378
LOGICAL BEHAVIORISM 378 CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS 379 METAPHYSICAL BEHAVIORISM
384 METHODOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM 385 METHODOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM AND THE
ONTOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE "MENTAL" 391 PRAGMATISM 393 PRAGMATISM AND
SCIENTIFIC VERBAL BEHAVIOR 394 CONTENTS XI REFERENCES 400 STUDY
QUESTIONS 401 18 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AND TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL
ISSUES-2 403 MIND AND BODY 404 RADICAL BEHAVIORIST PERSPECTIVE ON THE
MIND-BODY PROBLEM AND PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 408 AN INTERPRETATION OF
DISPOSITIONAL APPROACHES FROM THE STANDPOINT OF RADICAL BEHAVIORISM 412
MECHANISTIC ANALYSES AND INTENTIONALITY 417 INTENSIONALITY 420 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSIONS 422 REFERENCES 425 STUDY QUESTIONS 426 SECTION FOUR:
CONCLUSION 427 19 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS EPISTEMOLOGY 429 THE DEFINITION
OF GENUINE BEHAVIORISM 430 RADICAL BEHAVIORISM AS AN EPISTEMOLOGY 432
REFERENCES 438 STUDY QUESTIONS 438 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 441 NAME INDEX 443
SUBJECT INDEX 447 |
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| spellingShingle | Moore, Jay Conceptual foundations of radical behaviorism Philosophie Behaviorism (Psychology) Methodology Behaviorism (Psychology) Philosophy Psychology Philosophy |
| title | Conceptual foundations of radical behaviorism |
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