behaviourist
behaviourist noun: behaviorist (one who studies behavior of humans or animals).
Noun
behaviourist (plural behaviourists)
- behaviorist (one who studies behavior of humans or animals)
- behaviorist (a supporter of behaviorism)
- “Cogito, ergo sum” would be regarded by most people as having a true premiss. This, however, the behaviourist denies. He maintains that our knowledge of ourselves is no different in kind from our knowledge of other people.1922, Bertrand Russell, The Analysis of Mind, London; New York: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.; The Macmillan Company, page 29
- Thought must be present without speech. […] But not even a behaviourist would say that whenever we recognize a road or building, or identify our own hat in a collection, the process consists of sotto voce speech.1971, Julis R. Weinberg, Keith E. Yandell, Metaphysics (Problems in Philosophical Inquiry; 2), →LCCN, 03085668X, page 130
behaviourist meaning in Tamil
behaviourist in Tamil
- நடத்தைச் சிக்கல், நடத்தையியல் நிபுணர்
Forms of behaviourist
| plural | behaviourists |
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Origin of behaviourist
From behaviour + -ist.
Words formed from behaviourist
Questions about behaviourist
- What does behaviourist mean?
- Behaviourist means behaviorist (one who studies behavior of humans or animals).
- What is behaviourist in Tamil?
- Behaviourist in Tamil is நடத்தைச் சிக்கல், நடத்தையியல் நிபுணர். See Behaviourist meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is behaviourist?
- Behaviourist is a noun.
- What is the plural of behaviourist?
- The plural of behaviourist is behaviourists.
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