BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS.

BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS.

1. Historical background.

   • Behaviorism's long past is found in classical Greek naturalism, the scientific revolution, and Enlightenment philosophy (Day, 1998; Kantor, 1963).
   • Its short history began in the United States of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Participating factors included American culture

2. Watson's legacy: In particular, for four of its dimensions

   • The Dimension of Conceptual Systems: Naturalism
     • Naturalism was the first legacy of his paper for applied behavior analysis.
   • The Behavioral Dimension: Objectivity
     • Objectivity was the second legacy of his article for applied behavior analysis.
       • Prepared by: Lida Lopez Burbano- c.c. 1080931659
         • BIBLIOGRAPHY: Morris, E. K. (n.d.). The legacy of John B. Watson’s behaviorist manifesto for applied behavior analysis. Revista Mexicana de Analisis de La Conducta, 39(2), 155–179. https://doi- org.bibliotecavirtual.unad.edu.co/10.5514/rmac.v39.i2.63923
   • The Analytical Dimension: Experimental
     • Behavior analysis requires a credible demonstration of the events that may be responsible for the occurrence or non-occurrence of the behavior.
   • The applied dimension.
     • The label applied is not determined by the research procedures used but by the interest shown by society in the problems being studied.

3. The legacy of John B. Watson's article (1913), addresses experimental research on socially important.

4. He also mentioned its application in vocational offices

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