Some Relations Between Culture, Ethics, and Technology in B.F. Skinner | Journal Club Series

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This installment in our Journal Club Series will cover the article, “Some relations between culture, ethics, and technology in B.F. Skinner,” authored by de Melo, de Castro and de Rose.

This article is published in Behavior and Social Issues.

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Objectives:

1. Identify how moral and ethical behaviors related to a science of behavior.
2. Identify the difference between goods and values.
3. Define descriptive ethics and prescriptive ethics.
4. Describe a behavioral ethical technology.
5. Explain how The Technology of Teaching exemplifies a behavioral ethical technology.

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