Embodied cognition meets theoretical behaviorism: Two theoretical analyses of behavior

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John Staddon wrote a book Adaptive dynamics (2001), which explicated his theoretical behaviorism. In this review essay, I compare his theoretical behaviorism with embodied cognition, which also has a strong focus on behavior and also remains critical of mentalistic mechanisms for explaining it

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Fred Keijzer
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