| 释义 |
be·hav·ior·ism
\-yəˌrizəm\ noun
(-s)
1. : the doctrine that the data of psychology consist exclusively of the observable evidences of organismic activity especially when expressible in operational or physicalistic terms — compare behavior, 1b, introspectionism, mentalism
2. : the application of principles of behavioral science to industry, personality evaluation, the arts, or literary criticism
3. : the characteristic behavior of a defined organism or group under defined conditions |