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... aversive in the sense that they are the things organisms " turn away from . ” The term suggests a spatial separation - moving or run- ning away from something - but the essential relation is temporal . In a standard apparatus used to ...
... aversive in the sense that they are the things organisms " turn away from . ” The term suggests a spatial separation - moving or run- ning away from something - but the essential relation is temporal . In a standard apparatus used to ...
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... aversive control is the pattern of most social coordination - in ethics , re- ligion , government , economics , education , psychother- apy , and family life . A person escapes from or avoids aversive treatment by behaving in ways which ...
... aversive control is the pattern of most social coordination - in ethics , re- ligion , government , economics , education , psychother- apy , and family life . A person escapes from or avoids aversive treatment by behaving in ways which ...
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... aversive contingencies because they tend to be deferred , and applications have therefore been delayed , but techniques as power- ful as the older aversive techniques are now available . A problem arises for the defender of freedom when ...
... aversive contingencies because they tend to be deferred , and applications have therefore been delayed , but techniques as power- ful as the older aversive techniques are now available . A problem arises for the defender of freedom when ...
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