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Journal of Mind and Behavior


ISSN
0271-0137
Therapeutic Area
Readership
Psychiatrists, Psychologists
Scope
JMB is dedicated to the interdisciplinary approach within psychology and related fields — building upon the assumption of a unified science. Mind and behavior position, interact, and causally relate to each other in multidirectional ways; JMB urges the exploration of these interrelationships. JMB is based upon the premise that all meaningful statements about human behavior rest ultimately upon observation — with no one scientific method possessing, a priori, greater credence than another. Emphasis upon experimental control should not preclude the experiment as a measure of behavior outside the scientific laboratory. The editors recognize the need to propagate ideas and speculations as well as the need to form empirical situations for testing them. However, we believe in a working reciprocity between theory and method (not a confounding), and in a unity among the sciences. Manuscripts should accentuate this interdisciplinary approach — either explicitly in their content, or implicitly within their point of view. Please note: JMB does not typically publish empirical research.
Sponsoring Association(s)
Institute of Mind & Behavior
Publisher Name
Institute of Mind & Behavior
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