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17. Mind and Body / B. Behaviourism / 4. Behaviourism Critique

4267	Conditioning may change behaviour without changing the mind [Scruton]
	Full Idea: Conditioning involves a change of behaviour, but not necessarily a change of mind.
	From: Roger Scruton (Animal Rights and Wrongs [1996], p.16)
	A reaction: I am inclined to doubt this. If I was conditioned in some way, I would expect my conscious state to change as well as my behaviour.