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Sacramento, California
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PSYC 274
Theoretical Foundations of Behavior Analysis
Covers major theories that have made significant contributions to behavior analysis, along with areas of significant research providing the foundations of radical behaviorism and contemporary behavior analysis. Topics include history of behaviorism, selection by consequences as a casual mode, pragmatism, determinism, logical positivism, dualism x monism, verbal behavior and private events.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PSYC 181 - Experimental Analysis of Behavior
or
PSYC 171 - Applied Behavior Analysis