| behaviorism |
an approach to psychology that emphasizes observable measurable behavior
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| behaviorism |
A psychological theory that claims all mental states can be reduced to statements of observable behaviors. In learning theory, the claim is all learning is based on a stimulus-response relationship.
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| behaviorism |
A branch of psychology that bases its observations and conclusions on definable and measurable behavior and on experimental methods, rather than on concept of "mind."
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| behaviorism |
the restriction of psychology to the objective study of stimulus and response.
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| behaviorism |
School of psychology that studies observable and measurable behavior of animals and humans. Behaviorism simultaneously views and attempts to define psychology as an empirical science, free of subjective judgment. The most influential school of psychology from 1910 to the 1970's, it introduced specific empirical research methods to the world of psychology. ...
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