comportamentismo
Also known as behaviourism
approccio alla psicologia che considera il comportamento come unica istanza indagabile
AI overview
Behaviorism is a scientific approach that explains how humans and animals act by looking at environmental factors—such as stimuli, rewards, punishments, and an individual's past experiences—rather than focusing on internal mental processes. It matters because it offers a systematic framework for understanding and predicting behavior based on observable conditions and learning history, while still acknowledging that inherited traits play a role in shaping how organisms respond to their world.
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Research
903 papers- Teleological behaviorism.ReviewThe American psychologist · 1992Rachlin HDOI: 10.1037//0003-066x.47.11.1371
- Learning Theories: Behaviorism.Radiologic technology · 2018Clark KR
- Crossing the Rubicon: Behaviorism, Language, and Evolutionary Continuity.ReviewFrontiers in psychology · 2020Corballis MCDOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00653
- On cognitivism and behaviorism.ReviewThe American psychologist · 2000Leigland SDOI: 10.1037//0003-066x.55.2.273
- Multiscale behavior analysis and molar behaviorism: An overview.
Article · Italiano
Il comportamentismo (o behaviorismo o psicologia comportamentale) è un approccio alla psicologia, sviluppato dallo psicologo John Watson agli inizi del Novecento, basato sull'assunto che il comportamento esplicito dell'individuo sia l'unica unità di analisi scientificamente studiabile della psicologia, avvalendosi del metodo stimolo (ambiente) e risposta (comportamento), in quanto direttamente osservabile dallo studioso.
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