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... Thorndike was the first to propose using measurement as the key to scientific progress in education and psychology. ...
Thorndike rejected mentalism and paved the way for behaviorism. ... He also laid foundation to Behaviorism and their concepts. ... He was very opposed to Watson’s behaviorism. ...
Edward Chase Tolman was a major supporter of a cognitive learning theory that would bring together behaviorism and purpose. ... Tolmans behaviorism was purposive rather than mechanistic. Because of this he developed the idea of purposive behaviorism. ... He proposed a new system of behaviorism called sociobehaviorism or neo-neobehaviorism. ... The addition of this concept allowed people to learn by observing the behavior of another person, in other words they could have a response without the stimulus because they had seen someone else respond to that stimulus.
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