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Perry London. for simple and accurate models of learning that could be trans- ferred effectively from cats and rats ... model both of neurosis and of therapy which studiously disdains to notice that the verbalisms of psychotherapists may ...
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... models , and which organize , plan , remember , and create . New developments in the study of conditioning ... Model of Man The upshot is that as work progresses , we come closer and closer to an understanding of the nature of man ...
... models , and which organize , plan , remember , and create . New developments in the study of conditioning ... Model of Man The upshot is that as work progresses , we come closer and closer to an understanding of the nature of man ...
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... models . What is the difference ? The theory claims to be true , even though we all know that assurance about the ... model is an as - if . The theory is indicative ; the model , subjunctive . The model is a pattern to be abandoned ...
... models . What is the difference ? The theory claims to be true , even though we all know that assurance about the ... model is an as - if . The theory is indicative ; the model , subjunctive . The model is a pattern to be abandoned ...
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