Science and Human BehaviorFree Press, 1965 - 461 Seiten |
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... specific act may never be predicted from physique , but different types of personality imply predisposi- tions to behave in different ways , so that specific acts are presumed to be affected . This practice resembles the mistake we all ...
... specific act may never be predicted from physique , but different types of personality imply predisposi- tions to behave in different ways , so that specific acts are presumed to be affected . This practice resembles the mistake we all ...
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Burrhus Frederic Skinner. behavior is acquired upon specific occasions when specific responses toward specific locations are reinforced , but the organism almost inevitably acquires a coherent repertoire which can be described without ...
Burrhus Frederic Skinner. behavior is acquired upon specific occasions when specific responses toward specific locations are reinforced , but the organism almost inevitably acquires a coherent repertoire which can be described without ...
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... specific effect can often be discovered . A politician may arrange political rallies , kiss babies , publish favorable autobiographi- cal details , and so on , only to strengthen one very specific response on the part of the electorate ...
... specific effect can often be discovered . A politician may arrange political rallies , kiss babies , publish favorable autobiographi- cal details , and so on , only to strengthen one very specific response on the part of the electorate ...
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THE ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR | 43 |
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