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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: BAofArticles, Radical Behaviorism circa 1950's - present, a taxonomy of response types based on controlling stimuli and consequences, a taxonomy of response types including tacts, concepts relating to VB which include the definition of verbal behavior, Behavior Analysis and Language: An Examination of English Articles Part 1 then presents some background on Behaviorism, there are many species of Behaviorism including Contextual Behaviorism, mands defined as a verbal response specifying certain consequation, the behavioral analysis of English articles reveals the types of control over the occurrence of English articles, the question addressed by this paper prefaced by noting Skinner's VB represents a pragmatic analysis, led toward Methodological Behaviorism and led to Radical Behaviorism, can a grammatical phenomenon be described in behavior analytic terms? specifically can a detailed and rich description of English articles be provided in behavior analytic terms?, there are many species of Behaviorism including Radical Behaviorism, willingness to behaviorally interpret phenomena which is the technique in this paper, there are many species of Behaviorism including Methodological Behaviorism, the thesis: which is the behavioral analysis of English articles, led toward Methodological Behaviorism represented by Watson, Thorndike, Tolman, Hull, can a detailed and rich description of English articles be provided in behavior analytic terms? the answer being yes - in the case of English articles behavior analysis can provided some linguistically relevant insights, Behaviorisim is a paradigm that disallows consideration of internal mechanisms as causes of behavior so statements about a person's or organism's behavior must be empirically based, some background on Behaviorism covering definitions, Behavior Analysis and Language: An Examination of English Articles Part 1 and the question addressed by this paper