behaviourist
noun[C]
psychology,social sciencesspecialized(USbehaviorist)uk/bɪˈheɪ.vjə.rɪst/us/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ.ɪst/someone whosupportsthetheoryofbehaviourism(= thetheorythathumanoranimalbehaviourisbasedonmentaltrainingand theinfluenceofhabit,ratherthan beingexplainedbythoughtsandfeelings):
行为主义者Skinner was a behaviourist andadvocatedthetheoryof operantconditioning.斯金纳是一位行为主义者，他拥护操作性条件反射理论。
someone whosestudyorworkisrelatedtoanimalbehaviour:
行为学家ananimalbehaviourist一名动物行为学家
apractisingcaninebehaviourist一名执业的犬类行为学家
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behaviourism
- This would bebehaviourism, and Wittgenstein was not a behaviourist.
- They arefanaticalbehaviourists,believingthat everything issubjecttounlimitedmouldingandrearrangementthrough aprocessofrewardandpunishment.
- Thistechniqueoffreeassociationis acontributiontopsychologywhich is usedwidelybypsychotherapists,includingbehaviourists.
- Primatetooluse has beenstudiedbyanimalbehaviourists.
- As apractisingcaninebehaviourist, I haveseenasteadyincreaseinbehaviourproblems.
- Seekadvicefrom avet,animalbehaviourist, orreputabledogtrainer.
Science of psychology & psychoanalysis
- analyse
- analysis
- behavioural science
- catharsis
- cathartic
- certify
- cognitive bias
- Freudian
- psych
- psychiatric
- psychiatry
- psychic
- psychical
- psycho
- psychological profiling
- psychologically
- psychologist
- self-discovery
- superego
- transference
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Animal (non-human) behaviour
behaviourist
adjective
uk/bɪˈheɪ.vjə.rɪst/us/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ.ɪst/supportingorrelatingto thetheoryofbehaviourism(= thetheorythathumanoranimalbehaviourisbasedonmentaltrainingand theinfluenceofhabit,ratherthan beingexplainedbythoughtsandfeelings):
行为主义者He's written a behaviouristaccountof theemotions.他从一个行为主义者的角度对情绪进行了描述。
therelevanceof behaviouristideastolanguageteaching行为主义思想与语言教学的相关性
- Up to the 1960s behaviouristmodelsoflearningpervadededucationalpractice.
- Thepointservesas acorrectiveto behaviouristtendenciesingeneral.
- Watsonbecameknownfor his behaviouristapproach, which helaterappliedtohumanbehaviour.
- Shetakesseriouslytheviewsofcertainbehaviouristscientistswhoquestionwhether theterm"play" should beappliedtoanimals.