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... importance in our adaptation . Empirically controlled research on the important role of at- tentional factors in human performance is far from lacking . One illustra- tive area deals with the research on " endurance " and pain tolerance ...
... importance in our adaptation . Empirically controlled research on the important role of at- tentional factors in human performance is far from lacking . One illustra- tive area deals with the research on " endurance " and pain tolerance ...
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... important in the subsequent psychological functioning of the individual . Severe and prolonged deficiencies during that time result in serious and often irreversible nervous system damage . The critical role of protein in virtually all ...
... important in the subsequent psychological functioning of the individual . Severe and prolonged deficiencies during that time result in serious and often irreversible nervous system damage . The critical role of protein in virtually all ...
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... importance of both cognitive and non - cognitive foci in paradigm implementation . Clinical dysfunctions are seldom restricted to ... important therapy elements . This does not deny , of course , that the nervous systems are reciprocally ...
... importance of both cognitive and non - cognitive foci in paradigm implementation . Clinical dysfunctions are seldom restricted to ... important therapy elements . This does not deny , of course , that the nervous systems are reciprocally ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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