October 5, 2007, Newsletter Issue #35: Mechanism in Behavioral Psychology
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Mechanism, within Behavioral Psychology, is a view of human behavior as being machine-like. The scope of mechanism within Behavioral Psychology ranges from some to what can be called a radical degree. It is not necessary to discount other psychologies in favor of behaviorism in academic study or practice: In fact, most psychologists have a working knowledge of behavioral theory and approaches, even if they claim to be eclectic practitioners or their primary approach is something quite different.
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