Science and Human BehaviorA detailed study of scientific theories of human nature and the possible ways in which human behavior can be predicted and controlled |
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If a cat is placed in a box from which it can escape only by unlatch ing a door , it
will exhibit many different kinds of behavior , some of which may be effective in
opening the door . Thorndike found that when a cat was put into such a box again
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If a cat is placed in a box from which it can escape only by unlatch ing a door , it
will exhibit many different kinds of behavior , some of which may be effective in
opening the door . Thorndike found that when a cat was put into such a box again
...
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This often follows when the individual has been extinguished in efforts to escape
or revolt . The behavior is epitomized by the mule which fails to respond to the
aversive stimulation of the whip . The child , unsuccessful in avoiding or revolting
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This often follows when the individual has been extinguished in efforts to escape
or revolt . The behavior is epitomized by the mule which fails to respond to the
aversive stimulation of the whip . The child , unsuccessful in avoiding or revolting
...
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In a delusion of persecution a distorted reaction to the environment permits the
individual to escape from the aversive self ... In simple boasting , for example , he
characterizes his own behavior in a way which escapes aversive stimulation .
In a delusion of persecution a distorted reaction to the environment permits the
individual to escape from the aversive self ... In simple boasting , for example , he
characterizes his own behavior in a way which escapes aversive stimulation .
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CAN SCIENCE HELP? | 3 |
u A SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR | 11 |
WHY ORGANISMS BEHAVE | 23 |
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