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Again, a scientific psychology calls an emphatic halt to the injection of such ideas as matter, spirit, divinity, vitalism, absolute powers, supernaturalism, into philosophical systems.
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Causal changes or fields are functions of mutual and reciprocal changes in every aspect of a factorial system.
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"Pierce wrote as a logician and James as a humanist." --John Dewey
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The transformation of Aristotelian psychology at the hands of St. Thomas and his peers can be most easily visualized by tabulating some of the principal contrasts between the original Greek work and the scholastic interpretation of it.
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Presentation preview: Ecological psychology is nowadays regarded as one anti-representational theory of perception, action, and cognition among several others. In some ways, this is a natural framing for the ecological approach given the dominant paradigm in the sciences of the
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“[The] ecological conviction [is that] at some level of analysis, there necessarily exists information that is specific to its source”—Michaels and Carello, 𝘋𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵 𝘗𝘦𝘳𝘤𝘦𝘱𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯
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What's that - you have a new animal model system, or a synthetic organism, biobot, hybrid, chimera, robot, or AI, and you want to see where on the cognitive continuum it lands? Want to look for memory and learning capacity? Start here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Even philosophers who distain dualism justify these propositions on the ground that the equation of the brain and the mind, or somehow to commix them, minimizes the influence of spiritism.
We turn now to the second illustration of the devastating influence of dualistic philosophy on science. This is the notorious doctrine…that mental processes, though occult and private, are vouched for and supported by the nervous system. 1/3
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Stimuli and responses are reciprocal factors in a behavior segment. One cannot occur without the other. Probably the best way to describe a response is to say that it is something that the organism does with respect to the stimulus object.
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The objective psychologist makes a fresh start when investigating human behavior. He eschews completely all historical or current dogmas about “minds” and “bodies.”
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Sketch of J. R. Kantor’s psychological interbehavioral field theory interconductual.com/sketch-o…
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To treat defining operations interbehaviorally is to stress actions—ways of operating upon things—not things.
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Behavior analysts recognize EAB as the original hotbed of #behavioraleconomics, but that seems lost in history. A new paper in Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, however, sheds light on the operant foundations. journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf… 1/
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Thanks Kenny! You might dig the full out doc we did, This Way of Thinking (2020) - teamonlocation.com/
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Kenneth jacobs in the Under the Dome blog: "A Behavioral View of Life." "It’s not what you think it is… If you think it worthwhile to understand the circumstances of someone’s situation, then you have a behavioral view of life." science.abainternational.org…
We are excited to announce the launch of a new website for our membership publication, Inside Behavior Analysis (IBA). New content will be added regularly, so make sure to bookmark the site to keep abreast of the latest in ABAI and behavior analysis. iba.abainternational.org/
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Darwinian evolution has done much to free psychology from the stultifying adherence to some variety of immortal-soul doctrine.
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Obviously since psychology is so close a cognate of biology we should expect it to profit greatly from the development and improvement of evolutional thinking and the practice of observing historical processes.
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Contemporary Behaviorisms in Debate link.springer.com/book/10.10…
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