anti-behaviorist

[US]/[ˌæntiː ˌbiːˈhāv.jər.ɪst]/
[UK]/[ˌæntiː ˌbiːˈheɪ.vər.ɪst]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A person who opposes behaviorism.
adj.Opposing behaviorism.

Phrases & Collocations

anti-behaviorist stance

an anti-behaviorist view

being anti-behaviorist

anti-behaviorist arguments

strongly anti-behaviorist

was anti-behaviorist

anti-behaviorist approach

became anti-behaviorist

inherently anti-behaviorist

anti-behaviorist theory

Example Sentences

the anti-behaviorist perspective challenged the idea that learning solely relies on external stimuli.

his anti-behaviorist stance emphasized the role of cognitive processes in language acquisition.

many modern psychologists adopt an anti-behaviorist approach to understanding human motivation.

the anti-behaviorist movement arose as a reaction against skinner's radical behaviorism.

she presented a compelling anti-behaviorist argument during the academic conference.

the research findings supported an anti-behaviorist interpretation of memory formation.

his anti-behaviorist theory prioritized internal mental representations over observable behavior.

the anti-behaviorist framework considers the influence of thoughts and beliefs on actions.

the professor's anti-behaviorist lectures sparked lively debate among the students.

an anti-behaviorist approach to therapy focuses on cognitive restructuring and self-awareness.

the study employed an anti-behaviorist methodology to investigate problem-solving strategies.

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