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... animal is very dangerous , when it is attacked it defends itself . ' You might reply to me that unless we experiment in this way research in psychiatry and in medicine generally will come to a standstill . And so I must now speak about ...
... animal is very dangerous , when it is attacked it defends itself . ' You might reply to me that unless we experiment in this way research in psychiatry and in medicine generally will come to a standstill . And so I must now speak about ...
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... animal psychology ' . I have for many years been an avid reader of books describing animal behaviour both in laboratory experiments in learning , and more especially the field observations made by ' ethologists ' . Such a book as ...
... animal psychology ' . I have for many years been an avid reader of books describing animal behaviour both in laboratory experiments in learning , and more especially the field observations made by ' ethologists ' . Such a book as ...
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... animal learning depend on primary or secondary reinforcement of the basic animal needs . No animal desires truth for its own sake , and yet surely that is the prime object of human education . I cannot understand how such a clear ...
... animal learning depend on primary or secondary reinforcement of the basic animal needs . No animal desires truth for its own sake , and yet surely that is the prime object of human education . I cannot understand how such a clear ...
Contents
SCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY | 25 |
CONCERNING BODY AND MIND | 57 |
HYPOTHESES AND PHILOSOPHY | 97 |
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