This paper closely examines the conceptual and philosophical foundations of behaviour analysis: Commonly accepted behavioural concepts and principles are reexamined. The paper aims to help students understand current thinking in behavioural psychology, and how this intersects with other subfields of psychology. It has a strong focus on Verbal Behaviour, and theories and conceptualisations of ‘learning’. The implications of this for practice as a behaviour analyst and a psychologist are discussed.

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21B (HAM) Paper outline	B Trimester : 12 Jul 2021 - 07 Nov 2021	Hamilton		100% internal assessment
21B (NET) Paper outline	B Trimester : 12 Jul 2021 - 07 Nov 2021	Online	Online	100% internal assessment

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Timetabled lectures

21B (HAM)

Name	Day	Time	Room	Dates
Lecture 1	Fri	2:00 PM - 4:00 PM	J.1.10, Hamilton	Jul 16 - Oct 17

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Indicative Fees

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21B (HAM)	$1,063
21B (NET)	$1,063

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21B (HAM)	$4,498
21B (NET)	$4,498

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Available subjects

Psychology

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PSYCH560