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... culture . Cultural practices are also largely responsible for the use which is made of the genetic material born into the group , since they determine whether the individual will be able to develop his talents fully , whether edu ...
... culture . Cultural practices are also largely responsible for the use which is made of the genetic material born into the group , since they determine whether the individual will be able to develop his talents fully , whether edu ...
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... cultural practices . Since a science of behavior is concerned with demonstrating the consequences of cultural practices , we have some reason for believing that such a science will be an essential mark of the culture or cultures which ...
... cultural practices . Since a science of behavior is concerned with demonstrating the consequences of cultural practices , we have some reason for believing that such a science will be an essential mark of the culture or cultures which ...
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... culture . He does this only because he is the product of a culture which generates self - control or cultural design as a mode of behavior . The environment determines the individual even when he alters the environment . This prior ...
... culture . He does this only because he is the product of a culture which generates self - control or cultural design as a mode of behavior . The environment determines the individual even when he alters the environment . This prior ...
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