Catania, A.C./Harnad, S., eds. 1988.
The Selection of Behavior. The Operant Behaviorism of BF Skinner: Comments and Consequences.
New York: Cambridge University Press.
Keyword:
selectionism.
Chapters included in the Theory Lab:
Barlow, G.W. 1988.
Skinner on selection: A case study of intellectual isolation.
20—22.
First published 1984 in Behavioral and Brain Sciences #: 481—482.
Bolles, R.C. 1988.
On the status of causal modes. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
23—24.
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Boulding, K.E. 1988.
B.F. Skinner: A dissident view. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
25—26.
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Keywords:
B.F. Skinner •
selectionism.
Campbell, C.B.G. 1988.
Behaviorism and natural selection. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
27—28.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Dawkins, R. 1988.
Replicators, consequences, and displacement activities. [Commentary on Skinner 1981].
33—35.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Donahoe, J.W. 1988.
Skinner: The Darwin of ontogeny? [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
36—38.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Gamble, T.J. 1988.
The wider context of selection by consequences. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
39—.
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Ghiselin, M.T. 1988.
The emancipation of thought and culture from their original material substrates. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
40—41.
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Hallpike, C.R. 1988.
Fitting culture into a Skinner box. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
42—44.
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Harris, M. 1988.
Group selection and individual effects in selection. [Commentary on Skinner 1981].
46—47.
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Honig, W.K. 1988.
On the stabilization of behavioral selection. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
48—49.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Katz, M.J. 1988.
Cause and effect in evolution. [Commentary on Skinner 1981].
50—51.
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Maynard Smith, J. 1988.
A one-sided view of evolution. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
52—53.
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Plotkin, H.C./Odling-Smee, F.J. 1988.
Linear and circular causal sequences. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
54—56.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Provine, R. 1988.
Contingency-governed science. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
56—57.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Rosenberg, A. 1988.
Fitness, reinforcement, underlying mechanisms. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
57—59.
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Rumbaugh, D. 1988.
Perspectives by consequences. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
60—62.
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Schull, J. 1988.
Selectionism, mentalisms, and behaviorism. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
62—64.
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Solomon, P.R. 1988.
Bridges from behaviorism to biopsychology. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
65—67.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Stearns, S.C. 1988.
Selection misconstrued. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
67—69.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Timberlake, W. 1988.
Selection by consequences: A universal causal mode? [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
69—72.
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Vaughn, W. Jr. 1988.
Giving up the ghost. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
73—74.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
Wyrwicka, W. 1988.
Natural selection and operant behavior. [Commentary on Skinner 1981.]
74—76.
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Keyword:
selectionism.
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