Zing-Yang Kuo

Zing-Yang Kuo was a psychologist known for his work in behaviorism, particularly focusing on how environmental factors influence behavior. He emphasized the role of stimuli and responses in shaping actions, arguing that behavior can be understood through observable events rather than internal thoughts or feelings. Kuo highlighted the importance of context in learning and behavior modification, suggesting that understanding the surroundings can lead to better insights into how individuals act and react. His contributions helped refine behaviorist theories, integrating a broader understanding of the relationship between environment and behavior.