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Current philosophical issues in the scientific evaluation of behavior therapy theory and outcome
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Current philosophical issues in the scientific evaluation of behavior therapy theory and outcome

Edward Erwin
Behavior therapy, Vol.23(2), pp.151-171
1992

Abstract

Recent philosophic debates about scientific realism, it is argued, are germane to issues concerning behavior therapy theories and outcome hypotheses. In this article, I try, first, to clarify a kind of realism that is relevant in particular to behavior therapy. Second, I try to provide some support for this sort of realism.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.136 Autism & Development Disorders
1.136.1289 Pigeons
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Psychiatry
Psychology, Clinical
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Psychiatry/Psychology

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