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1870 - 1899
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Focus on the behavior of animals. Learned behavior and observable behavior was the subject matter, and various apparatus were developed for use. Suggested that empirical and objective study of behavior was possible.
1879
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Established the first psychological laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in 1897
1890
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Established a psychology program at Cornell that came to be labelled "Structuralism," which emphasized descriptions of events from introspective reports
1911
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Law of effect is emphasized: responses have consequences that can maintain them
1913 - 1930
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1913
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The start date of Behaviorism as a movement in psychology and the beginning of the behaviorist revolution... "Psychology as the Behaviorist Views it"
1920 - 1930
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Goal was to reconstruct all knowledge claims in science on secure, empirical foundations, using techniques of formal, symbolic logic:
1. Established the unity of scientific concepts
2. Established the unity of scientific laws
3. Established the unity of scientific methods
1927
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P. W. Bridgeman proposed Oprationism which asserted that scientists could define terms by specifying a set of operations by which they could be measured
1929 - 1938
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Behaviorism began to involve organismic variables, such as private events, that could account for some spontaneity and variability in responding.
1938 - 2019
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Skinner publishes the Behavior of Organisms in 1938
Radical Behaviorism is used in print for the first time in 1945
Verbal Behavior was published in 1957
In 1957, JEAB is created and in 1968 JABA is created