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The origins of behaviorism

John M. O'Donnell

1985

Behavior and mind

Howard Rachlin

1994

The symbolic process and its integration in children

John Fordyce Markey

1928

Punished by Rewards

Alfie Kohn

1993 ★ 4.6

Particulars of My Life (B.F. Skinner's Autobiography, Pt 1)

B. F. Skinner

1976

Learning theory and behavior

Orval Hobart Mowrer

1960

The Shaping of a Behaviorist (B.F. Skinner's Autobiography, Pt 2)

B. F. Skinner

1979

B. F. Skinner

John A. Weigel

1977

Purposive behavior in animals and men

Edward Chace Tolman

1967

Three psychologies

Robert D. Nye

1981

The legacy of B.F. Skinner

Robert D. Nye

1992

Psychopharmacology

Jerrold S. Meyer, Linda F. Quenzer

2004

Three views of man

Robert D. Nye

1975

B.F. Skinner's behaviorism

Mark P. Cosgrove

1982

Conflict, arousal, and curiosity

D. E. Berlyne

1960

Behavior

John B. Watson

1914

Modern perspectives on B.F. Skinner and contemporary behaviorism

Edward K. Morris

1995

Repression and fear

Yacov Rofé

1989

Behavior and its causes

Terry L. Smith

1994

Behavior modification in education

Carl E. Thoresen

1973

B.F. Skinner

Daniel W. Bjork

1993

The Selection of behavior

Stevan R. Harnad, A. Charles Catania

1988

Behaviorism

John B. Watson

1925

Handbook of applied behavior analysis

A.Charles Catania, Tomas A. Brigham, A. Charles Catania et al.

1978

Job club counselor's manual

Nathan H. Azrin

1980

Behavior and neurosis

Masserman, Jules Hymen

1857

A matter of consequences

B. F. Skinner

1983

On being human

G. Marian Kinget

1975

A theoretical basis of human behavior

Albert Paul Weiss

1925

Behaviorism and logical positivism

Laurence D. Smith

1986

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