The Young Scholars Journal, Issue 1/2017

The oretic and methodological basis of modern behaviorism in political science

Pages: 27 - 29

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Abstract: Thus, the classical theory of the behaviorism considers “political behavior” as system of the person’s responses on political incentives of environment and represents set of the person’s actions and decisions as participant — the author of political process. Considering system theory-methodological communication of political science with psychological science, it’s necessary to open own logic of development of its theory concerning a political behaviorism

Keywords: person’s, psychology, behaviorism, “political behavior”, methodological basis, behavioral political science

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