behaviourist
Speech parts
1. behaviourist - Noun
2. behaviourist - Adjective
Meaning
a psychologist who subscribes to behaviorism
of or relating to behaviorism
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behavioristic psychology
Accredited behaviourist Carrie Harrold, who runs Callimuir Canines in Aberdeen, said: “I’ve been queued out the door with adolescent and adult dogs with frustration.
Chomsky argued that this poverty of stimulus means Skinner's behaviourist perspective cannot explain language acquisition.
However, Wittgenstein resists such a characterization; he writes (considering what an objector might say): "Are you not really a behaviourist in disguise?
So, the board-certified veterinary behaviourist decided to bring her home to her Vancouver apartment to foster her.
Dog behaviourist and author Lara Shannon said it sends the "wrong message" - even if it was meant to be a "fun photo".