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... performances . Cognitive processes , on the other hand , are viewed as complex behavior patterns which can be measured ( albeit indirectly ) and whose influence on performance can be predicted and controlled through systematic ...
... performances . Cognitive processes , on the other hand , are viewed as complex behavior patterns which can be measured ( albeit indirectly ) and whose influence on performance can be predicted and controlled through systematic ...
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... performance differ- ences attributable to these varying mediators . The performance differences may be measured in response magnitude , type , latency , or duration . 2. Physiological correlates . Research on the arousal - inducing ...
... performance differ- ences attributable to these varying mediators . The performance differences may be measured in response magnitude , type , latency , or duration . 2. Physiological correlates . Research on the arousal - inducing ...
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... performance of other individuals , and ( 3 ) socially acquired performance criteria . In a sense , then , our private evaluations are made relative to past , vicarious , and ideal standards . The preliminary research on comparator ...
... performance of other individuals , and ( 3 ) socially acquired performance criteria . In a sense , then , our private evaluations are made relative to past , vicarious , and ideal standards . The preliminary research on comparator ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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