About Behaviorism

De: B.F. Skinner

Narrado por: Matthew Josdal

About Behaviorism is the basic book about the controversial philosophy known as behaviorism, written by its leading exponent.

©1974 B.F. Skinner (P)2019 Tantor

He was a harbinger of things at our doorstep...

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Refreshing and concise

I enjoyed this a lot. I work with adults on the autism spectrum and this gives some very insightful information on that and similar studies. Worth a read

A must listen

Fabulous account of human behavior! It is time for a serious reevaluation of Skinners work.

This narrator is ntolerable

The narrator reads with what sounds like an Actor who wasn't cast for the part of "quirky acheology professor" from the movie Jumanjii. His bizarre placement of word emphasis was so distracting I Could not focus on the content of the book. I can't comment on the book's worth because the narrator is an insurmountable problem with this particular audiobook.