"About Behaviorism" by B.F. Skinner (PhD) explores the core principles of behaviorism, emphasizing how external stimuli influence human actions. The book addresses misconceptions, explains reinforcement and conditioning, and responds to critiques of the behaviorist approach. Skinner examines its applications in psychology, education, and social development, focusing on observable behavior rather than internal thought processes. A foundational work for those looking to understand behaviorism’s role in shaping learning, decision-making, and human interactions.