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... contingencies of survival in which success- ful competition has played a minor role . A culture is not the product ... survival of those who practice them . When it has become clear that a culture may survive or perish , some of its ...
... contingencies of survival in which success- ful competition has played a minor role . A culture is not the product ... survival of those who practice them . When it has become clear that a culture may survive or perish , some of its ...
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... contingencies of survival and contingencies of reinforcement . Both the species and the behavior of the individual develop when they are shaped and maintained by their effects on the world around them . That is the only role of the ...
... contingencies of survival and contingencies of reinforcement . Both the species and the behavior of the individual develop when they are shaped and maintained by their effects on the world around them . That is the only role of the ...
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... contingencies which ensure that an orga- nism - even such a " simple ... contingencies to which the orga- nism has been exposed and which select the stimuli ... survival . Physical features of a species are particu- larly stable parts of ...
... contingencies which ensure that an orga- nism - even such a " simple ... contingencies to which the orga- nism has been exposed and which select the stimuli ... survival . Physical features of a species are particu- larly stable parts of ...
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