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Operant Psychology and the Study of Culture

Anthropologists have not adequately explored the possibility of adapting the procedures developed in operant psychology laboratories to study free societies. These procedures are based on assumptions consonant with those in the biological sciences, and provide mechanisms for the scientific study of human behavior. They are particularly useful in dynamic, as opposed to static, structural approaches.