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According to Skinner, believing is a mistake. It is often said that behaviorism ignores things, such as, consciousness, feelings, and states of mind. It leaves out the intention or purpose and does not allow an individual to possess a role or sense. This, however, is wrong. |
According to Skinner, believing is a mistake. It is often said that behaviorism ignores things, such as, consciousness, feelings, and states of mind. It leaves out the intention or purpose and does not allow an individual to possess a role or sense. This, however, is wrong. [[User:Yossimurillo|Yossimurillo]] ([[User talk:Yossimurillo|talk]]) 02:30, 24 April 2012 (UTC) |
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Josselyn Murillo, majoring in Integrated Information Technology at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina.
According to Skinner, believing is a mistake. It is often said that behaviorism ignores things, such as, consciousness, feelings, and states of mind. It leaves out the intention or purpose and does not allow an individual to possess a role or sense. This, however, is wrong. Yossimurillo (talk) 02:30, 24 April 2012 (UTC)