Some of the most important texts of behavioral revolution according to David Easton are as follows: 1. Regularities 2. Verification 3. Techniques 4. Quantification 5. Values 6. Systematisation 7. Pure Science 8. Integration. 1. Regularities: If observed properly, some uni-formities in human behaviour can be observed, discovered and found. These uniformities or regularities lead to […]
8 Important Texts of Behavioral Revolution According to David Easton
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Explanation and Nature of Behaviouralism in Modern Political Theory
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Behaviouralism cannot be easily defined and explained. As there are many behaviouralists, so are the definitions. Both as an intellectual tendency and academic movement, it has so many facets: a revolution, a reform movement, a mood, an approach and an attitude. As such, convergence is lacking on the meaning and definition of behaviouralism. The central […]
Evolution of Behavioural Outlook (Explained With Diagram)
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Growth of behaviouralism is the outcome of varied reasons marked mainly by a dissatisfaction with prevailing historical descriptive, legal-formal, and normative perspectives. In 1908, Graham Wallas (Human Nature in Politics) and Arthur F. Bentley (The Process of Government) advocated psychological and group-oriented approaches. Walter Lippmann (Public Opinion) in 1922 took up the study of public […]