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B. F. Skinner’s The Behavior of Organisms (Skinner, 1938) made a lasting impact in the world of psychology as a system for the organization of experimental data and data from formal and informal observations, and as the description of a totally innovative research program. In contrast to the hypothetico-deductive Zeitgeist of the time, Skinner offered a way to theorize through induction, beginning with observed data that lead to hypotheses which are then tested. The present paper celebrates this anniversary considering reviews of the book that have been published by important authors like Ernest R. Hilgard, Philip N. Hineline, J. W. Donahoe, and D. C. Palmer.

UMA REVISÃO DE REVISÕES POR OCASIÃO DOS 70 ANOS DE O COMPORTAMENTO DOS ORGANISMOS DE B. F. SKINNER