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... energy principle and relativ- ity theory in contemporary physics . It is assumed that energy can neither be created nor destroyed and that mass and energy are theoreti- cally interchangeable ( E = mc2 ) . If the mind does exert an ...
... energy principle and relativ- ity theory in contemporary physics . It is assumed that energy can neither be created nor destroyed and that mass and energy are theoreti- cally interchangeable ( E = mc2 ) . If the mind does exert an ...
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... energy ) . Their basis for this objection is usually metaphysical , although corollary defenses from some of the subsequent arguments are also proposed . ( 2 ) Skinner ( 1950 ) has objected to accounts of behavior that invoke variables ...
... energy ) . Their basis for this objection is usually metaphysical , although corollary defenses from some of the subsequent arguments are also proposed . ( 2 ) Skinner ( 1950 ) has objected to accounts of behavior that invoke variables ...
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... energy is derived predominantly from fats . This produces an accumulation of ketones in the blood and interstitial fluids . The end product of this process is the condition of acidosis ( a high hydrogen ion concentration ) whose major ...
... energy is derived predominantly from fats . This produces an accumulation of ketones in the blood and interstitial fluids . The end product of this process is the condition of acidosis ( a high hydrogen ion concentration ) whose major ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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