What are the best books or resources on behaviorism?

I recently started work at a job where having a working understanding of behaviorism was important. I borrowed George Stanley Reynold's A Primer of Operant Conditioning from work. This slim volume is a good, concise, but thorough overview into the hard science of behaviorism. read more

Radical Behaviorism: The Philosophy and the Science (1994) by Mecca Chiesa -- this is a relatively slim volume that discusses the epistemological and philosophical foundations of radical behaviorism, and contrasts it against the more common cognitivist approach to studying human psychology. read more

So, it is difficult to pick the best books about human behavior without specific criteria. Therefore, it is necessary to identify the specific need and then look for the book. Here’re 5 grounds and 5 recommendations to read in-detail about those grounds. What’re the patterns and motives behind specific human behavior. Why change seems so bad to us. read more

Top 10 Positive Behavior Support (PBIS) Online Resources By s keith | 7 comments As your organization implements Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), you may have looked to the Internet for more information. read more