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HOW THOUGHTS SURVIVE
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Behavioral psychology
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/ Epictetus (55-135)
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/ Skinner, B F (Burrhus Frederic Skinner) (1904-1990)
2024
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HOW THOUGHTS SURVIVE
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Overskeid, Geir
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Behavioral psychology
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/ Skinner, B F (Burrhus Frederic Skinner) (1904-1990)
2024
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HOW THOUGHTS SURVIVE
2024
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B. F. Skinner's radical behaviorism has been intellectually important, yet its long-term survival is uncertain. This paper examines challenges currently facing radical behaviorism and draws lessons from the historical trajectory of functionalism, a school of thought that became highly influential through its assimilation into mainstream psychology. The discussion examines Skinner's approach in About Behaviorism and explores the role of open intellectual exchange in advancing scientific ideas. The marketplace of ideas is presented as both an opportunity and a challenge, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and engagement beyond the behaviorist community. Ultimately, the paper suggests that the integration of Skinner's best ideas into mainstream psychology could secure their place in the field, even if radical behaviorism as a distinct school may fade, as have other schools of thought.
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Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies
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