A theoretical basis of human behavior / by Albert Paul Weiss.

  • Albert Paul Weiss
Date:
1925
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Credit: A theoretical basis of human behavior / by Albert Paul Weiss. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    book represents the writer’s own interpretations and carries with it all the limitations which this implies. As to the term behaviorism, I believe most of us who are sympathetic to the conception that it now denotes, realize that it can only represent a tempo¬ rary condition during which more or less divergent postulates are being formulated into a unified system. During this stage the term behaviorism seems to me about as good as any other. If the behavioristic postulates prove themselves sufficiently important to justify a special name, I am sympathetic to the term “praxiology” suggested by Knight Dunlap.
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