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Radical Behaviorism and the Social Order
Counseling and Values, 1991Attempts by radical behaviorists to create a better society are marked by serious analytical and philosophical shortcomings. It is argued that the allegiance of behaviorism to the ideology of technocracy serves primarily to reinforce existing societal structures.
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Radical polymerization behavior of hydroxystyrenes
Journal of Polymer Science Part A-1: Polymer Chemistry, 1969AbstractHomopolymerizations of m‐ and p‐hydroxystyrene and their copolymerizations with styrene and methyl methacrylate by use of azobisisobutyronitrile as initiator were investigated, and the results were compared with those obtained previously o‐hydroxystyrene.
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BEHAVIOR UNDER THE PARADIGM OF RADICAL BEHAVIORISM
2015The matter of defining behavior figures scientific literature of diverse areas of knowledge for over a century, but an agreement about the fundamental aspects related to the topic was not reached yet. The main discussions usually identify behavior with diverse terms such as activity, action, relation, event and interaction.
Carrara, Kester, Zilio, Diego
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The Scientific Case for Radical Behaviorism
1994Philosophers typically regard behaviorism as either a logical (analytical) position or a methodological position. The former holds that mental events can be analyzed as behavioral dispositions, the latter that they should be (and that those which cannot so be analyzed should not receive scientific treatment).
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Humanism and Skinner’s Radical Behaviorism
2003“Science” and “humanities” are usually placed in opposition. The contributions of the humanities are in areas that are not usually thought of as scientific, such as morality and values, aesthetics, and an understanding of ultimate purposes. But, like his eminent younger colleague E. O. Wilson, B. F. Skinner recognized no dividing line.
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