Science and Human BehaviorFree Press, 1965 - 461 Seiten |
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... physical terms . An effort is often made to avoid the labor of analyzing a physical situation by guessing what it " means " to an organism or by dis- tinguishing between the physical world and a psychological world of " experience ...
... physical terms . An effort is often made to avoid the labor of analyzing a physical situation by guessing what it " means " to an organism or by dis- tinguishing between the physical world and a psychological world of " experience ...
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... Physical restraint and physical aid . We commonly control behavior through physical restraint . With locked doors , fences , and jails we limit the space in which people move . With strait - jackets , gags , and arm braces we limit the ...
... Physical restraint and physical aid . We commonly control behavior through physical restraint . With locked doors , fences , and jails we limit the space in which people move . With strait - jackets , gags , and arm braces we limit the ...
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... physical and non- physical worlds may have been an attempt to solve arises from the fact that more than one kind of response may be made to stimulation arising from a physical event . Rain is something you may run to escape from , catch ...
... physical and non- physical worlds may have been an attempt to solve arises from the fact that more than one kind of response may be made to stimulation arising from a physical event . Rain is something you may run to escape from , catch ...
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THE ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR | 43 |
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