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EduClassics.com describes behavior patterns people use to learn and uses of these descriptions to increase contributions of Classic Education in the 21st Century. This page defines the term behavioral scientists who contribute to behavioral science descriptions of learning.
Behavioral Scientists: a. People, usually professionals, who objectively, empirically, and systematically examine with human senses and describe behavior patterns people use without reference to unsensed phenomena or speculations. b. Those who use the vocabulary and logic of empirical experiments to describe and report objective antecedents and consequences of behavior patterns. c. Those who describe, analyze, and report transactions (e.g., exchanges of goods and services) that occur among people to establish and extinguish behavior patterns. d. Those who use behavioral science reports of behavior patterns to resolve practical problems, such as how to increase learning and learning efficiency.
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