Reflections on Behaviorism and Society. Chapter 9: The Experimental Analysis of Behavior (A History). Quote 5

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Reflections on Behaviorism and Society. Chapter 9: The Experimental Analysis of Behavior (A History). Quote 5

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“I am, of course, a radical rather than a methodological behaviorist. I do not believe that there is a world of mentation or subjective experience that is being, or must be ignored.” (p. 124)

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“I am, of course, a radical rather than a methodological behaviorist. I do not believe that there is a world of mentation or subjective experience that is being, or must be ignored.” (p. 124)

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