In addition to John B. Watson, another prominent supporter of this approach who wrote Beyond Freedom and Dignity and Walden Two was B. F. Skinner.
An article sometimes called a manifesto for this school of scientists stated that they recognize no dividing line between man and brute. That work encouraging this school of scientists was written by a person whose two goals were prediction and control, and who conducted the Little Albert experiment. Noam Chomsky criticized this group, supporting cognitive psychology instead of operant conditioning. In addition to John B. Watson, another prominent supporter of this approach who wrote Beyond Freedom and Dignity and Walden Two was B. F. Skinner. Name these psychologists who focused on reactions to rewards and punishments.
An article sometimes called a manifesto for this school of scientists stated that they recognize no dividing line between man and brute.
behaviorists [or behaviorism or behavioral psychology]