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behaviourism or US behaviorism Noun a school of psychology that regards objective observation of the behaviour of organisms as the only valid subject for study behaviourist or US
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| Modern behaviourism has its origin in the work of Pavlov, Watson and Skinner. Critics of the NTRA and, in particular, CBT suggest that it is driven by behaviourism (Schofield 2001; Mounier 2001). Cognitive science started out as a reaction against behaviourism. |
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