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... evidence for the effectiveness of the former suggests that it has little to offer in the defense of covert conditioning procedures ( cf. Morganstern , 1973 ) . In summary , the evidence on covert extinction is equivocal . Only one study ...
... evidence for the effectiveness of the former suggests that it has little to offer in the defense of covert conditioning procedures ( cf. Morganstern , 1973 ) . In summary , the evidence on covert extinction is equivocal . Only one study ...
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... evidence for counter - control . The cardinal paradigm may involve a reversal design in which the same subject is shown to repeatedly reverse his performance in diametric opposition to the existing contingencies . CHOICE The relevance ...
... evidence for counter - control . The cardinal paradigm may involve a reversal design in which the same subject is shown to repeatedly reverse his performance in diametric opposition to the existing contingencies . CHOICE The relevance ...
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... evidence warrants particular attention since the likelihood of its detec- tion is probably reduced by our selective data processing . As behavioral scientists , we are delinquent in our own reinforcement practices . Future contingencies ...
... evidence warrants particular attention since the likelihood of its detec- tion is probably reduced by our selective data processing . As behavioral scientists , we are delinquent in our own reinforcement practices . Future contingencies ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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