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... avoid the problems raised when the controllee escapes or attacks . Nonaversive measures are not as conspicuous as aver- sive and are likely to be acquired more slowly , but they have obvious advantages which promote their use ...
... avoid the problems raised when the controllee escapes or attacks . Nonaversive measures are not as conspicuous as aver- sive and are likely to be acquired more slowly , but they have obvious advantages which promote their use ...
Page 58
... avoid punishment . ' He can avoid it by not behaving in punishable ways , but there are other possibilities . Some of these are disruptive and maladaptive or neurotic , and as a re- sult they have been closely studied . The so - called ...
... avoid punishment . ' He can avoid it by not behaving in punishable ways , but there are other possibilities . Some of these are disruptive and maladaptive or neurotic , and as a re- sult they have been closely studied . The so - called ...
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... avoiding punishment . One may avoid occasions on which punishable be- havior is likely to occur . A person who has been pun- ished for drunkenness may " put temptation behind him " by staying away from places where he is likely to drink ...
... avoiding punishment . One may avoid occasions on which punishable be- havior is likely to occur . A person who has been pun- ished for drunkenness may " put temptation behind him " by staying away from places where he is likely to drink ...
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