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... began receiving attention from behavioral quarters , it soon became apparent that naive realism ( or the doctrine of " immaculate perception ' ) was functionally untenable 4 Cognition and Behavior Modification An Emerging Era: The ...
... began receiving attention from behavioral quarters , it soon became apparent that naive realism ( or the doctrine of " immaculate perception ' ) was functionally untenable 4 Cognition and Behavior Modification An Emerging Era: The ...
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... began to accumulate suggesting that immediacy of reinforcement can sometimes impair rather than facilitate learning ( cf. McKeachie , 1974 ) and the findings of Staddon and Simmelhag ( 1971 ) suggested that molecular reinforcement ...
... began to accumulate suggesting that immediacy of reinforcement can sometimes impair rather than facilitate learning ( cf. McKeachie , 1974 ) and the findings of Staddon and Simmelhag ( 1971 ) suggested that molecular reinforcement ...
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... began with an evaluation of the evaluation of the historical and methodological factors which have stubbornly discouraged controlled behavioral research on mediational events . Some of the popular concep- tual arguments against ...
... began with an evaluation of the evaluation of the historical and methodological factors which have stubbornly discouraged controlled behavioral research on mediational events . Some of the popular concep- tual arguments against ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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