Her behaviouristic approach to the experiment emphasized observable responses rather than internal thoughts.

The behaviouralist argued that observable actions, not hidden thoughts, should be the focus of psychological research.

The committee completed a behaviourwise review of the candidates, focusing specifically on their conduct in team settings.

The behaviouralist framework influenced the committee's policy recommendations.

The behaviouralists presented their research on decision-making at the conference, sparking lively debate among the attendees.

The study catalogued dozens of behaviouremes from the infant's play sessions.

At the symposium, the team introduced a new behavioureme to describe recurring social responses.

As a strict behaviourist, she insisted that only observable actions could be studied scientifically.

The behaviourists observed every response to the new training program.