About Behaviorism, Chapter 14: Summing Up, Quote 29

“[Behaviorism] provides an alternative account of the same facts [of daily life]. It does not reduce feelings to bodily states; it simply argues that bodily states are and always have been what are felt. It does not reduce thought processes to behavior; it simply analyzes the behavior previously explained by the invention of thought processes.” (p. 265)

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