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... tends to act and relate in fixed ways . Whether his method of coping with any situation occurs immediately after the stimulus or whether it follows a complicated set of symbols and choices , man tends to use the repertory of activities ...
... tends to act and relate in fixed ways . Whether his method of coping with any situation occurs immediately after the stimulus or whether it follows a complicated set of symbols and choices , man tends to use the repertory of activities ...
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... tend to be reexperienced together . In learning , too — according to such theorists as Thorndike , Guthrie , and ... tends to elicit the recurrence of the other . For instance , if I think of my grandmother , I may also ос 000 Figure ...
... tend to be reexperienced together . In learning , too — according to such theorists as Thorndike , Guthrie , and ... tends to elicit the recurrence of the other . For instance , if I think of my grandmother , I may also ос 000 Figure ...
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... tends , in its functions , to be atomistic , analytic , sym- bolic , abstract , digital , secondary - process , and so on . The right hemi- * Penfield ( 1966 ) called the " uncommitted " cortex interpretative . Certainly interpretation ...
... tends , in its functions , to be atomistic , analytic , sym- bolic , abstract , digital , secondary - process , and so on . The right hemi- * Penfield ( 1966 ) called the " uncommitted " cortex interpretative . Certainly interpretation ...
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