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interbehaviorism  

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  • Interbehaviorism is distinguished from other behavioral perspectives by its field (or system) orientation. J. R. Kantor argued that despite the many scientific advances associated with behaviorism, its failure to take more of a systemic perspective left it open to further emendation, adding the prefix inter- to behaviorism.

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