The growing impact of feminist scholarship, activism, and politics wou
ld benefit substantially from input by radical behaviorists. The femin
ist community, broadly defined, and radical behaviorists share interes
ting commonalities that suggest a potentially fruitful alliance. There
are, however, points of divergence that must be addressed; most promi
nently, the construct of personal agency. A behavioral reconstruction
of personal agency is offered to deal with the invisible contingencies
leading to gender-asymmetric interpretive repertoires. The benefits o
f a mutually informing fusion are discussed.