Kuhn’s paradigmatic view of psychology and skinner’s theory of behavior

Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology 11 (2):122-125 (1991)
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Henley argued that for Kuhn psychology is a nonparadigmatic science and that Skinner rejects the formulation of theories in psychology The present article shows that in a Kuhnian use of the concept of “paradigm” psychology is a paradigmatic science. This paper also demonstrates that Skinner himself formulated a theory of behavior as an alternative to traditional theoretical approaches in psychology. 2012 APA, all rights reserved)

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