WordNet
behavioristic psychology
n. an approach to psychology that emphasizes observable measurable behavior [syn: behaviorism, behaviourism, behaviouristic psychology]
Usage examples of "behavioristic psychology".
Now it has become to such an extent a sheerly mechanistic world, as interpreted through our physical sciences, Marxist sociology, and behavioristic psychology, that we're nothing but a predictable pattern of wires responding to stimuli.
When my friend asked what he was going to do, the Japanese informed him that he had been offered the chair of Behavioristic Psychology at a Middle Western university.