行为
Behavior is determined by the total situation.
Every cognitive act is an act of information processing.
Seeing, hearing, and remembering are all acts of construction.
The human being cannot live in a condition of emptiness for very long: if he is not growing toward something, he does not merely stagnate; the pent-up potentialities turn into morbidity and despair, and eventually into destructive activities.
Behavior is a function of the field at the time the behavior occurs.
The behavior of the whole cannot be predicted from the behavior of its parts taken separately.
Behavior is not just a response to a stimulus, but is guided by expectations and purposes.
Purposive behavior in animals and men.
Behavior, as such, is not to be regarded as a mere chain of muscular contractions, but rather as a purposive and cognitive affair.
The only way to change behavior is through manipulation of reinforcement contingencies.
Behavior is determined by the current stimulus situation and past reinforcement history.
The concept of consciousness adds nothing to the explanation of behavior.
The laws of behavior are as precise as those of physics.
The mind is an unnecessary construct for explaining behavior.
The proper study of psychology is the prediction and control of behavior.
All behavior is ultimately reducible to physical and chemical processes.