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... example is the practice of inviting prisoners to volunteer for possibly dangerous experiments - for example , on new drugs - in return for better living con- ditions or shortened sentences . Everyone would protest if the prisoners were ...
... example is the practice of inviting prisoners to volunteer for possibly dangerous experiments - for example , on new drugs - in return for better living con- ditions or shortened sentences . Everyone would protest if the prisoners were ...
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... example , when he is not able to solve a problem ) , or by suggesting a course of action ( for example , when he is at a loss as to what to do ) . Prompts , hints , and suggestions are all stimuli , usually but not always verbal , and ...
... example , when he is not able to solve a problem ) , or by suggesting a course of action ( for example , when he is at a loss as to what to do ) . Prompts , hints , and suggestions are all stimuli , usually but not always verbal , and ...
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... example , by helping its members make a more effective use of resources or improve their health . Just as a mutation , a change in the structure of a gene , is unrelated to the contingencies of selection which affect the resulting trait ...
... example , by helping its members make a more effective use of resources or improve their health . Just as a mutation , a change in the structure of a gene , is unrelated to the contingencies of selection which affect the resulting trait ...
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