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... Skinner's major objection to inferred variables , however , is not based on their physical - mental , circular , or reifying corollaries . Rather , it is based on what he calls " incomplete causal analysis " ( Skinner , 1959 , 1963 ...
... Skinner's major objection to inferred variables , however , is not based on their physical - mental , circular , or reifying corollaries . Rather , it is based on what he calls " incomplete causal analysis " ( Skinner , 1959 , 1963 ...
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... Skinner's " observ- able cause " argument is meager . It invokes several questionable prem- ises . Without belaboring their intricacies , they may be paraphrased as follows . To begin with , consider the assumption that an explanatory ...
... Skinner's " observ- able cause " argument is meager . It invokes several questionable prem- ises . Without belaboring their intricacies , they may be paraphrased as follows . To begin with , consider the assumption that an explanatory ...
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... Skinner , however , appears to be inconsistent in his use of denial of stored environments . When the cognitive theorist is speaking of informa- tion storage , Skinner readily attacks this metaphorical inference . How- ever , in his own ...
... Skinner , however , appears to be inconsistent in his use of denial of stored environments . When the cognitive theorist is speaking of informa- tion storage , Skinner readily attacks this metaphorical inference . How- ever , in his own ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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