Translations for „behaviourism“ in the English » German Dictionary

be·hav·iour·ism, be·hav·ior·ism Am [bɪˈheɪvjərɪzəm, Am -vjɚ-] N no pl PSYCH

behaviourism

Behaviorismus m spec

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English

It was also a marker in the struggle between behaviourism and cognitive psychology which continued for the following half century.

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At the time, behaviourism focused solely on overt acts that were easily observable and measurable.

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Eventually transfer lost its association with behaviourism and was adopted as a common term irrespective of any theoretical allegiance.

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In the 1920s and 30s behaviourism was en vogue with our self-appointed child rearing experts.

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Behaviourism is a theoretical perspective in psychology that tries to understand human and animal behaviour by studying observable behaviour and events.

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I dislike the machine language, the behaviourism, the continual attempt to fix the whole of life into a logical framework.

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The position found favour amongst scientific behaviourists over the next few decades, until behaviourism itself fell to the cognitive revolution in the 1960s.

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Research into twins is a staple of psychology, criminology and behaviourism.

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In recent times we have seen more and more apps applying the logic of behaviourism.

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Web 2.0 sees the return of behaviourism, but with a smiley face.

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