Contenuti
Contents: Part I: Background. M.D. Zeiler, Behavioral Units: A Historical Introduction. T. Thompson, The Problem of Behavioral Units. P. Meazzini, C. Ricci, Molar vs. Molecular Units of Behavior. P. Harzem, The Language Trap and the Study of Pattern in Human Action. Part II: Basic Units of Analysis. P.N. Hineline, Returning the Operant-Respondent Distinction. M.D. Zeiler, Behavior Units and Optimality. D.M. Baer, In Application, Frequency is Not the Only Estimate of the Probability of Behavior Units. P.B. Dews, Pharmacological Contributions to Experimental Analysis of Behavior. Part III: Language and Mathematics. M.J. Marr, Mathematics and Verbal Behavior. A.C. Catania, D.T. Cerutti, Some Nonverbal Properties of Verbal Behavior. M. Sidman, Functional Analysis of Emergent Verbal Classes. R. Schnaitter, Behavior as a Function of Inner States and Outer Circumstances. Part IV: Integration of Larger Units of Analysis. D. Lubinski, T. Thompson, Functional Units of Human Behavior and Their Integration: A Dispositional Analysis. P.E. Meehl, Trait Language and Behaviorese. J.L. Falk, The Formation of Ritual Behavior.
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