David Palmer

Dave Palmer teaches behavioral psychology and statistics at Smith while also working part-time as a consulting psychologist at a program for adults with developmental disabilities. He is an ardent exponent of the views of B. F. Skinner (every department needs a token behaviorist!), and his principal activity is the clarification of the conceptual foundation of behavioral interpretations of human behavior. Palmer lives in Leverett with his wife, Jill; daughters, Lindsay and Robin; two fine cats; and sundry chickens and pigeons.