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... seem to be self - evident : that we sometimes act the way we do because that seems the best way to act given what we take to be the options . In short , the behaviorist requires us to view considered behaviors as responses to actual ...
... seem to be self - evident : that we sometimes act the way we do because that seems the best way to act given what we take to be the options . In short , the behaviorist requires us to view considered behaviors as responses to actual ...
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... seem to hold.33 Indeed , as Dr. Michael Treisman 33 The only cases I know about where evidence for such a ... seems unlikely that their analysis of markedness can be sustained . The issues are very complicated , and I shan't ...
... seem to hold.33 Indeed , as Dr. Michael Treisman 33 The only cases I know about where evidence for such a ... seems unlikely that their analysis of markedness can be sustained . The issues are very complicated , and I shan't ...
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... seems intuitively plausible , it comports with the fact that there are levels of understanding an utterance , and there even exists some experimental and anecdotal evidence for the view of sentence processing that it commends . The ...
... seems intuitively plausible , it comports with the fact that there are levels of understanding an utterance , and there even exists some experimental and anecdotal evidence for the view of sentence processing that it commends . The ...
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