Behavioral experiment

Technically, all scientific experiments measure a change in hypothesized causal behavior, and may drop the behavioral prefix.

Behavioral experiment may refer to:

• Behavioral experiment (analysis)
• Behavioral experiment (animals), for controlling variables (vs. field studies)
• Behavioral experiment (cognitive science), for determining what constitutes intelligent behavior
• Behavioral experiment (cognitive therapy), method for cognitive restructuring
• Behavioral experiment (cognitive behavioral therapy), for testing the validity of negative and alternative thoughts in real-life situations
• Behavioral experiment (computational modeling), of computational model for comparison with human data
• Behavioral experiment (experimental psychology), for measuring reaction time, choices among alternatives, and/or response rate or strength
• Behavioral experiment (human reasoning), for studying human reasoning
• Behavioral experiment (conditional reasoning), on conditionals in the psychology of reasoning
• Behavioral experiment (psychotherapy), for identifying potentially negative or harmful beliefs

See also

• Behavioral experiments for monotropism
• Behaviorism, which is based on such experiments
• Experiment
  • Category:Science experiments
  • All pages with titles containing experiment
• Behavior
  • All pages with titles containing behavior
  • All pages with titles containing behaviour

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