Understanding Behaviorism: Behavior, Culture, and Evolution

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This book provides an extensive philosophical analysis on radical behaviorism, and it debunked those who have associated radical behaviorism as a dogmatic field that only focused on humans/animals’ behavior through observable Measurement by the public eyes.

Thorough and informative book, which gives you everything you need to pass the exam, including the mock exam papers. Also useful to keep and refer back to after your studies are over.

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This is a good text book to explain Behaviourism and the thinking of behavioural scientists. Probably very useful during a university course or for those who know at least a bit already. If you come from a related field you might find yourself arguing with the book. The Author is quite dismissive of Philosophy, and seems to ignore some writers (Hume sprang to my mind) in discussion of some ideas. I also wondered how you would reconcile modern Physics thought, for instance that what we see is an artifact and nothing like the reality, to the idea that talking about a separation between reality and how we perceive things is a false dichotomy. So basically this book is best read by accepting the way of thinking and seeing how that works out in real world situations. Moving on to such issues as "Responsibility" and its consequences. And eventually to the Behaviourists ways of explaining ideas such as Culture and Religion. A useful and thorough book