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behaviourismSchool of psychology originating in the USA, of which the leading exponent was John B Watson. Behaviourists maintain that all human activity can ultimately be explained in terms of conditioned reactions or reflexes and habits formed in consequence. Leading behaviourists include Ivan Pavlov and B F Skinner.
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| The fact that we can think independent of material things is itself sufficient proof of our immortality no matter what behaviorism says. Standardized tests indicate a form of behaviorism with its uniformity of conditions for test taking, numerical test results, and interpretation of achievement. So it isn't personal preference for authoritarianism and behaviorism that informs our skepticism. |
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