Science and Human BehaviorFree Press, 1953 - 461 Seiten A 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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... sense an operant is defined by an effect which may be specified in physical terms ; the " cutoff at a certain height is a property of behavior . The term learning may profitably be saved in its traditional sense to describe the ...
... sense an operant is defined by an effect which may be specified in physical terms ; the " cutoff at a certain height is a property of behavior . The term learning may profitably be saved in its traditional sense to describe the ...
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... sense of being inclined to eat at a given rate , angry in the sense of being disposed to injure animals or objects , and intelligent in the sense of being quick to solve the problems of his daily life . His behavior must have been ...
... sense of being inclined to eat at a given rate , angry in the sense of being disposed to injure animals or objects , and intelligent in the sense of being quick to solve the problems of his daily life . His behavior must have been ...
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... sense of emitting a response . In a metaphor , for example , we have seen that a response is evoked by a stimulus which shares only certain tenuous properties with the stimulus originally in control . One suddenly “ sees the similarity ...
... sense of emitting a response . In a metaphor , for example , we have seen that a response is evoked by a stimulus which shares only certain tenuous properties with the stimulus originally in control . One suddenly “ sees the similarity ...
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