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Behavior Analysis Research and Practice

John B. Watson (1913) and B.F. Skinner (1956) both argued that humans, and human behavior, are part of the natural world on a continuum with other living species and their behaviors. Recognizing this continuum facilitates progress toward the scientific goal of behaviorism which both Watson (1913) an

No dividing line, prediction and control, and widely applicable general principles: Comment on Guercio (2018).