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Mentalism And Radical Behaviorism Assignment.

Mentalism And Radical Behaviorism Assignment.

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In your post answer the following:

  1. Discuss the difference between the mentalist’s and the radical behaviorist’s perspectives regarding feelings, states of mind, and unobservable mental events. Is there a special thing called the mind?
  2. Provide a recent example of a situation where you were exposed to, or considered, a mentalistic explanation for your own or someone else’s behavior. How could you shift your thinking to a behavior analytic perspective?

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  • The discussion contribution or response includes the appropriate level(s) of critical analysis.
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  • The discussion contribution or response stimulates fellow learners to clarify, extend, and strengthen their dialogue.
  • The discussion contribution or response is concise, clearly organized, and well structured.
  • The discussion contribution or response uses grammar, usage, and mechanics expected of graduate level composition and expression.
  • All citations and references adhere to APA 6th edition style.
  • The discussion contribution or response fosters collaboration with fellow learners and communicates in a manner that respects the dignity and integrity of fellow learners and the instructor.
  • The discussion response meaningfully supplements and extends consideration of the topic by including one of more of the following: new information, questions, constructive or corrective feedback, or alternative viewpoints.

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