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... forms of behavior called reflexes . A person sneezes and frees his respira- tory passages from irritating substances . He vomits and frees his stomach from indigestible or poisonous food . He pulls back his hand and frees it from a ...
... forms of behavior called reflexes . A person sneezes and frees his respira- tory passages from irritating substances . He vomits and frees his stomach from indigestible or poisonous food . He pulls back his hand and frees it from a ...
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... forms : one form grows out of another ; culture ad- vances from one stage to another . In this process time is as integral a factor as change of form . " A directed change in time is often spoken of as " development . " Geologists trace ...
... forms : one form grows out of another ; culture ad- vances from one stage to another . In this process time is as integral a factor as change of form . " A directed change in time is often spoken of as " development . " Geologists trace ...
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... forms of behavior . A person may take explicit action , however , when he solves a problem . In putting a jigsaw ... form of the equation he has already learned how to solve . The creative artist may manipulate a medium until something ...
... forms of behavior . A person may take explicit action , however , when he solves a problem . In putting a jigsaw ... form of the equation he has already learned how to solve . The creative artist may manipulate a medium until something ...
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