Abstract
Memory has long been an important topic within the domain of psychology. However, the area of memory is largely guided by theories that embrace both dualistic and reductionistic foundations. The current paper describes a thoroughly naturalistic alternative, whereby memory is conceptualized as a wholly observable and current interaction. In illustrating this alternative, the philosophy of interbehaviorism and system of interbehavioral psychology are described, including a comprehensive review of memory interactions of various sorts. Finally, the value of the interbehavioral approach to memory for behavior analysis is considered.
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