Behaviorism

"Behaviorism" by John B. Watson is a foundational text in the history of psychology that presents a revolutionary framework for understanding human and animal action. Watson, often cited as the father of behaviorism, argues persuasively for a psychology that functions as an objective, experimental branch of natural science. By rejecting the subjective methods of introspection and the study of consciousness, Watson proposes that the true subject of psychological inquiry must be observable be...