Behavioralism

When Harlow started his work, in the 1930s, the study of childhood development was dominated by a ruthlessly mechanistic behavioralism. ❋ Unknown (2009)

With a series of ingenious but sometimes disturbingly cruel experiments on monkeys, Harlow broke with this cool behavioralism. ❋ Unknown (2009)

When I mentioned to my psychologist sister that a person who can train a dog to run an obstacle course can also train my son to conform to expected standards of behavior for 7 year olds, she said that a major book of human behavioralism is titled Don't Shoot the Dog! ❋ Kate (2007)

Marxism, Freudianism, economism, behavioralism, etc., are examples of this tendency, and there are great rewards for those who purvey them. ❋ Allan Bloom (2003)

While it's speculative on my part, I suspect that the insight-moments kind of psychology have not been allowed in the change management mindset because that mindset has been governed by a semi-conscious behavioralism. ❋ Karl Moore (2011)

"Scientization" of politics almost ignored the popular will, morality and social institutions by focusing on positivist behavioralism and empiricism on the side of political science in the

The apogee of McNamara's professional life, in the first half of the 1960s, coincided, not coincidentally, with the apogee of the belief that behavioralism had finally made possible a science of politics. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Psychology today includes an important school for which man is nothing other than a brute, e.g., B. F. Skinner’s behavioralism; another in which the fact that man is an animal practically disappears, e.g., Jacques Lacan’s existential analysis; and various incoherent mixtures, e.g., Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, which wants to found itself on biology and at the same time to account for spiritual phenomena, to the detriment of both. ❋ Allan Bloom (2003)

(and if you don't think behavioralism can't develop rigid black-and-white beliefs, just wait). ❋ Unknown (2010)

To read some longer law review articles detailing the history of the "competition" between economics, economic behavioralism, and situationism, check out " ❋ Unknown (2009)

Haifa Law Review 237 (2008)) that will be of particular value for our readers interested in economic behavioralism. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Yo! [Kerriann] [pickney] nuh have no behavior. Ah him go piss [pon mi] lawn....Chuh ❋ D'nice (2014)

"[Your dog's] [behavior] is weird." "Your behavior is [unacceptable]." ❋ Pokeshipper (2010)

Did you hear about [Junior]? He got arrested for shooting his wife in their home. [Claimed] it was a [burglary] gone wrong but it seems like classic panhandle behavior. ❋ Sarahsfunny (2018)

Person 1 - "[All you] do is [breathe]." Person 2 - "[Stop] being a behavior-critic" ❋ Zman4593 (2016)

He has [such a] Sheldony behavior. ❋ Sheldony. (2010)

Girl 1: She doesn’t like me yet here she is always viewing [my story] and doesn’t even [follow me]. Girl 2: She says she doesn’t like you so why does she always copy you Girl 2: Your name is always in her mouth too, That’s [FAN BEHAVIOR] ❋ 77@_@77 (2020)

Father:Smoking weed is such a risk behavior you've to [stop it] my son. Son: OK I'll stop it dad. Sex [chats] with strangers is a risk behavior that put many teenager at a [danger] of rape . ❋ Julianmosha (2016)

"You're going to try to scam [the machine] out of [3 dollars]? That's [bummy behavior]!" ❋ TeironTV (2019)

No plan, no [plot], just I'm going to kill her and when they ask me if [I did it] I'm going to say nope and then maybe that will work. [Panhandle behavior] at its finest. ❋ DeadInsideButStillPretty (2018)

Emily on Twitter: "[all men] should die, also buy [my only] fans" Normal person: that's some [fatherless behavior] ❋ The Exquisite Wordernator (2021)