E. B. Titchener, the Behaviorist Revolution, and the Qualities of Experience

A number of other matters are considerably clarified by the recognition of the duality of conscious behavior. I shall shortly deal with three: (1) Titchener’s concept of the stimulus error, (2) the essential nature of the behaviorist revolution against Titchenerian introspectionism, and (3) the problem of the qualities of experience.