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I have heard a professor say that "the behaviorism sentiment is uncommon within this adademy". I think it:

The behaviorism sentiment is uncommon within this academy.

It is not clear to me. I I could take it to mean that some people within this academy are sympathetic to this theory, not yet rationally committing to, or that some have become followers of behaviorism.So

So what does the professor actually mean?

I have heard a professor say that "the behaviorism sentiment is uncommon within this adademy". I think it is not clear to me. I could take it to mean that some people within this academy are sympathetic to this theory, not yet rationally committing to, or that some have become followers of behaviorism.So what does the professor actually mean?

I have heard a professor say:

The behaviorism sentiment is uncommon within this academy.

It is not clear to me. I could take it to mean that some people within this academy are sympathetic to this theory, not yet rationally committing to, or that some have become followers of behaviorism.

So what does the professor actually mean?

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What does "behaviorism sentiment" mean?

I have heard a professor say that "the behaviorism sentiment is uncommon within this adademy". I think it is not clear to me. I could take it to mean that some people within this academy are sympathetic to this theory, not yet rationally committing to, or that some have become followers of behaviorism.So what does the professor actually mean?