Abstract
Sistematic typology of behavior. The objetive of this article is to introduce briefly the "Systematic Typology of Behavior". This expression refers to a radically behaviorist proposal of psychological process or behavior concept reconstruction. Starting from its consideration as an achivement process and from the combination of its inherent characteristics, affection (appetite-aversión) and knowledge (success-failure), in such proposal behavior is defined through the delimitation of the system of its types or varieties. Basically, those types of behavior are simple operant psychological processes (reinforcements and weakments positives and negatives), respondent psychological processes (excitatories and inhibitories appetitives and aversives) dependent of the former, and complex operant psychological processes (punishments and rewards positives and negatives). In the same manner, both as a conclusion and as a projection towards new works, it is mentioned the ontological necessity of distinguish between the generically zoological psiquis and the specifically anthropological psiquis related to the human person and his personality.
