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... tion storage , Skinner readily attacks this metaphorical inference . How- ever , in his own account of rule - governed behavior , Skinner relies explicitly on symbolic contingency storage : A person . . . constructs comparable stimuli ...
... tion storage , Skinner readily attacks this metaphorical inference . How- ever , in his own account of rule - governed behavior , Skinner relies explicitly on symbolic contingency storage : A person . . . constructs comparable stimuli ...
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... tion . It is worth noting here that , aside from some structural embellishments , social psychology has added little terminological refinement to some long - standing conventions in epistemology . The philosopher Charles Peirce ( 1878 ) ...
... tion . It is worth noting here that , aside from some structural embellishments , social psychology has added little terminological refinement to some long - standing conventions in epistemology . The philosopher Charles Peirce ( 1878 ) ...
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... tion , Washington , D.C. , 1971 . Thomson , M. J. C. The disinhibition of a memory during systematic desensitiza- tion . Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry , 1971 , 2 , 301-302 . Thoresen , C. E. , & Mahoney , M. J. ...
... tion , Washington , D.C. , 1971 . Thomson , M. J. C. The disinhibition of a memory during systematic desensitiza- tion . Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry , 1971 , 2 , 301-302 . Thoresen , C. E. , & Mahoney , M. J. ...
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Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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