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Page 141
... observed as changes in rate , but it is difficult if not impossible to follow a change in rate through casual observation . We are not well equipped to see changes taking place over fairly long periods of time . The ex- perimenter can ...
... observed as changes in rate , but it is difficult if not impossible to follow a change in rate through casual observation . We are not well equipped to see changes taking place over fairly long periods of time . The ex- perimenter can ...
Page 151
... observed in nature , and as more and more complex contingencies of reinforcement have come to be investigated in the laboratory , more and more light has been thrown on the natural contingencies . And so with simplification . Every ...
... observed in nature , and as more and more complex contingencies of reinforcement have come to be investigated in the laboratory , more and more light has been thrown on the natural contingencies . And so with simplification . Every ...
Page 181
... observed ; mental processes may exist , but they are ruled out of scientific consideration by their nature . The ... observation can be studied , and it must be included in any reasonably complete account of human behavior . Rather than ...
... observed ; mental processes may exist , but they are ruled out of scientific consideration by their nature . The ... observation can be studied , and it must be included in any reasonably complete account of human behavior . Rather than ...
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