Psychologism and Behaviorism
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"Psychologism and Behaviorism"[1] (1981) is a paper by American philosopher Ned Block. It takes psychologism as the position that "whether behavior is intelligent behavior depends on the character of the internal information processing that produces it." This is in contrast to a behavioral view which would state that intelligence can be ascribed to a being solely via observing its behavior. This type of behavioral view is strongly associated with the Turing test.
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