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... human behavior is dramatically magnified by the fact that humans are self- stimulatory creatures . Soon after acquiring their language skills in infan- cy , humans begin a lifetime of overt and covert self - speech which is seldom ...
... human behavior is dramatically magnified by the fact that humans are self- stimulatory creatures . Soon after acquiring their language skills in infan- cy , humans begin a lifetime of overt and covert self - speech which is seldom ...
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... human nouns produced - was measured during a baseline ( operant level ) phase . Subjects were then assigned to either an experi- mental or a control condition . In the experimental group , subsequent verbalizations of human nouns were ...
... human nouns produced - was measured during a baseline ( operant level ) phase . Subjects were then assigned to either an experi- mental or a control condition . In the experimental group , subsequent verbalizations of human nouns were ...
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... human and infra - human populations . Al- though this fundamental perspective has contributed invaluably to our first generation understanding of basic behavior principles , its practical utility has been unduly limited by its ...
... human and infra - human populations . Al- though this fundamental perspective has contributed invaluably to our first generation understanding of basic behavior principles , its practical utility has been unduly limited by its ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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