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Volume 7 - December 1984

Contents

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Open Peer Commentary

Author's Response

Summing Up

  • Problems of selection and phytogeny, terms and methods of behaviorism

  • A. Charles Catania
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    04 February 2010, pp. 713-717

  • We have had a grand tour of operant behaviorism ranging over evolutionary time and the breadth of human cultures. It has included both verbal and nonverbal behavior, and it has visited both their public and their private domains. To test my understanding of some of the issues discussed and to offer what I hope will be constructive contributions to the treatments, I here address to Professor Skinner several questions and comments on some of the topics stopped at along the way (I will treat his responses as my souvenirs of the trip).

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