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... reinforcing . We can bring the implication into the open by men- tioning some of our ... contingencies under which a person is induced to behave for the good of ... reinforcement which have shaped and which maintain his behavior . The ...
... reinforcing . We can bring the implication into the open by men- tioning some of our ... contingencies under which a person is induced to behave for the good of ... reinforcement which have shaped and which maintain his behavior . The ...
Page 121
... contingencies of reinforcement to which he is exposed as an individual . Most of these contingencies are arranged by other peo- ple . They are , in fact , what is called a culture , although the term is usually defined in other ways ...
... contingencies of reinforcement to which he is exposed as an individual . Most of these contingencies are arranged by other peo- ple . They are , in fact , what is called a culture , although the term is usually defined in other ways ...
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... contingencies of reinforcement . We can arrange contingencies which ensure that an orga- nism - even such a " simple " organism as a pigeon- will attend to one object and not to another , or to one property of an object , such as its ...
... contingencies of reinforcement . We can arrange contingencies which ensure that an orga- nism - even such a " simple " organism as a pigeon- will attend to one object and not to another , or to one property of an object , such as its ...
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