The Origins of Behaviorism

Commons, Michael Lamport; Goodheart, Eric Andrew

doi:10.1007/978-94-015-9247-5_1

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“…Stage theory has consistently indicated that individuals' perceptions of the world become increasingly decentered from themselves as they move from lower to higher stages (Commons and Goodheart, 1999). The same pattern of decentering occurs at different scales, depending on what is being observed.…”

Section: Decentering As Evolutionary Behavioral Patternmentioning

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“…We omit the transitions between their stages (but see Commons and Goodheart, 1999). Techniques for analyzing events are a perennial human activity in all domains in which a given stage of development is reached.…”

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“…The cultural evolutionary societal periods with their chief political, religious, economic, and knowledge forms were enumerated in hierarchical complexity terms by Commons and Goodheart (1999). These each evidence the evolutionary decentering process sketched earlier.…”

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