| behaviorism |
School of psychological thought founded by John B. Watson that regards only measurable and observable behavior as the appropriate subject matter for human psychology; in its strictest form, behaviorism holds that human behavior can be described in terms of principles that do not require consideration of unobservable mental events, such as ideas and emotions. See also behavior therapy.
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| behavior modification |
A technique of changing human behavior based on the theory of operant behavior and conditioning. Careful observation of events preceding and following the behavior in question is required. The environment is manipulated to reinforce the desired responses, thereby bringing about the desired change in behavior.
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| behavior a. |
Skinner's model for examination and prediction of the behavior of individuals in the environment based on theories of operant and respondent conditioning and social learning and depending on observation.
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| behavior d. |
conduct d.
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| behavior m. |
see under therapy.
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