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• Field four is the behaviourist study of the outside world.
• Behaviourists point to the success of behavioural therapies in treating certain disorders.
• "Are you not really a behaviourist in disguise?
• According to K鰄ler, behaviourists act in a similar way when observing behaviours.
• It is particularly critical of B . F . Skinner's behaviourist theory.
• In this regard, he felt that the standpoint of the behaviourists appears somewhat paradoxical.
• The use of punishment is controversial with both the humaneness and effectiveness questioned by many behaviourists.
• Chomsky argued that this poverty of stimulus means Skinner's behaviourist perspective cannot explain language acquisition.
• While behaviourism denies direct experience, K鰄ler suggests that behaviourists are unknowingly accepting it in this regard.
• Just as the galvanometer is independent of the physicist, so is the subject from the behaviourist.
• Hamilton retired from show-business in 1987 to work as a dog trainer and canine behaviourist.
• Yes, we are indebted to Skinner and the behaviourists for this and many other such breakthroughs.
• He argued that the behaviourists focused solely on overt behaviours in order to make inferences concerning human functioning.
• Anita changed her career in 2009 and studied to become one of the UK's leading cat behaviourists.
• The behaviourists, according to K鰄ler, never adequately utilized these new instruments to make sound inferences on human behaviour.
• I spent a year of a University Psych course under a fanatical behaviourist learning about mice pushing levers for food.
• Much better known was the other style of programmed learning, as proposed by the behaviourist B . F . Skinner.
• Behaviourists reject this criticism and claim that we need not look beyond the behavioural symptoms as the symptoms are the disorder.
• One behaviourist will observe a behaviour and share results, leading to an extension of these findings by others in the field.
• Behaviourists from John B . Watson to B . F . Skinner saw no need to postulate what animals or people thought.