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... responsibility , and con- trollability is not so likely to be regarded as a posses- sion of autonomous man , since it ... responsible for their behavior by maintaining punitive contingencies , since if they behaved in the same way under ...
... responsibility , and con- trollability is not so likely to be regarded as a posses- sion of autonomous man , since it ... responsible for their behavior by maintaining punitive contingencies , since if they behaved in the same way under ...
Page 70
... responsible . Nature simply punishes him when he runs into a wall . When we make the world less punishing or teach people how to avoid natural punishments , as by giving them rules to follow , we are not destroying responsibility or ...
... responsible . Nature simply punishes him when he runs into a wall . When we make the world less punishing or teach people how to avoid natural punishments , as by giving them rules to follow , we are not destroying responsibility or ...
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... responsible for aversive results . The controller can escape respon- sibility if he can maintain the position that the indi- vidual himself is in control . The teacher who gives the student credit for learning can also blame him for not ...
... responsible for aversive results . The controller can escape respon- sibility if he can maintain the position that the indi- vidual himself is in control . The teacher who gives the student credit for learning can also blame him for not ...
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