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... consequences because they do not occur at a time when escape or attack is feasible - when , for example , the controller can be identified or is within reach . But the immediate reinforcement is positive and goes un- challenged . The ...
... consequences because they do not occur at a time when escape or attack is feasible - when , for example , the controller can be identified or is within reach . But the immediate reinforcement is positive and goes un- challenged . The ...
Page 115
Burrhus Frederic Skinner. consequences . The contingencies of survival could not generate a process of conditioning which took into account how behavior produced its consequences . The only useful relation was temporal : a process could ...
Burrhus Frederic Skinner. consequences . The contingencies of survival could not generate a process of conditioning which took into account how behavior produced its consequences . The only useful relation was temporal : a process could ...
Page 162
... consequences of its action , and there is no reason to speak of its intention or purpose , but the slave may be affected by the consequences of his action . Recip- rocal control is not necessarily intentional in either direction , but ...
... consequences of its action , and there is no reason to speak of its intention or purpose , but the slave may be affected by the consequences of his action . Recip- rocal control is not necessarily intentional in either direction , but ...
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