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Operationism and the Concept of Perception
There is nothing about operationism which excludes this possibility, either. The
effects of the subject's set produced by instruction and training are important
experimental problems in perception. We insist, though, that if these effects are in
the ...
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The Selection of Behavior: The Operant Behaviorism of B. F. ...
B. F. Skinner's operationism Jon D. Ringen Philosophy Department, Indiana
University at South Bend "Terms" represents a brilliant and powerful innovation in
the development of behaviorism. The paper presents Skinner's conception of ...
A. Charles Catania, Stevan R. Harnad, 1988
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Behaviorism and Logical Positivism: A Reassessment of the ...
By the time Skinner had written his "Case History," he had already begun to take
issue with the orthodox version of operationism that was associated with logical
positivism. The following section describes the unusual interpretation of ...
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Positivism in Psychology: Historical and Contemporary ...
On the one hand, there was Boring's representational view of measurement,
which was eventually elaborated by S. S. Stevens, and which emerged as the
official version of operationism published in the classic literature of the mid-
1930s.2 In ...
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Behavior Therapy: Scientific, Philosophical and Moral ...
Behavioristic theories of learning are often connected to a network of ideas,
which includes some form of empiricism, operationism, macrodeterminism, and
analytical or methodological behaviorism. Each interlocking strand in this
network ...
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Methodology and Epistemology for Social Sciences: Selected ...
1. Definitional. versus. Multiple. Operationism. Most of us claim to have given up
logical positivism. Most of us admit to having found strict operational definitions
impracticable. Yet enough of the spirit of these orientations remains, particularly ...
Donald T. Campbell, E. Samuel Overman, 1988
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The Philosophical Legacy of Behaviorism
The fundamentally pragmatic and contextualistic quality of B. F. Skinner's radical
behaviorism led him to a different perspective on operationism and the
methodology of science. Skinner's Operationism and its Implications for Private
Events ...
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Memory and control of action
Logical positivism began to flourish in the 1920's (Suppe, 1977, Chapter 1), and
as a philosophy of science it was attracted to operationism as a way of explaining
how abstract, theoretical constructs acquired empirical meaning and testability.
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An Introduction to the History of Psychology
For this to happen, psychology would need to adhere to the principles of
operationism. Operationism and Physicalism In 1927 Harvard physicist Percy W.
Bridgman (1882—1961) published The Logic of Modern Physics, in which he ...
B. Hergenhahn, Tracy Henley, 2013
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Unfolding Social Constructionism
SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONISM AND OPERATIONISM An account of the
similarities between social constructionism and operationism is tangential to this
part of the book, which is concemed with the relationship between social
constructionism ...
