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Behavior; an introduction to comparative psychology

"Watson states that this volume on behavior has been written to be serviceable in classroom work in psychology and biology. Watson first discusses what he considers the unsatisfactory nature of present psychological premises and the nature of the behaviorist theory. Issues explored in behaviorist studies such as sense perception, instinct, habits, learning processes, and conditioning are explored. Experimental methodology is examined. A discussion of animal learning and comparative behavior is provided"--Publisher. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2005 APA, all rights reserved).

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  • ""Watson states that this volume on behavior has been written to be serviceable in classroom work in psychology and biology. Watson first discusses what he considers the unsatisfactory nature of present psychological premises and the nature of the behaviorist theory. Issues explored in behaviorist studies such as sense perception, instinct, habits, learning processes, and conditioning are explored. Experimental methodology is examined. A discussion of animal learning and comparative behavior is provided"--Publisher. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2005 APA, all rights reserved)"
  • ""Watson states that this volume on behavior has been written to be serviceable in classroom work in psychology and biology. Watson first discusses what he considers the unsatisfactory nature of present psychological premises and the nature of the behaviorist theory. Issues explored in behaviorist studies such as sense perception, instinct, habits, learning processes, and conditioning are explored. Experimental methodology is examined. A discussion of animal learning and comparative behavior is provided"-- (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2005 APA, all rights reserved)."
  • ""Watson states that this volume on behavior has been written to be serviceable in classroom work in psychology and biology. Watson first discusses what he considers the unsatisfactory nature of present psychological premises and the nature of the behaviorist theory. Issues explored in behaviorist studies such as sense perception, instinct, habits, learning processes, and conditioning are explored. Experimental methodology is examined. A discussion of animal learning and comparative behavior is provided"--Publisher. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2005 APA, all rights reserved)."@en

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  • "Behavior; an introduction to comparative psychology"@en
  • "Behavior an introduction to comparative psychology. With an introd. by R.J. Herrnstein"
  • "Behavior : An introduction comparative psychology"@en
  • "Behavior an introduction to comparative psychology"@en
  • "Behavior an introduction to comparative psychology"
  • "Behavior"
  • "Behavior : an introduction to comparative psychology"@en
  • "Behavior : an introduction to comparative psychology"
  • "Behaviour : an introduction to comparative psychology"
  • "Behaviour, an introduction to comparative psychology"
  • "Behaviour:an introduction to comparative psychology"
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