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| The Psychology of Learning and Behavior | |
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| The Search for General Principles in Learning | |
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| The Nature of Scientific Theories | |
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| Behavioral and Cognitive Approaches to Learning | |
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| On Free Will, Determinism, and Chaos Theory Summary | |
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| Simple Ideas, Simple Associations, and Simple Cells | |
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| Early Theories about the Association of Ideas Ebbinghaus's | |
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| Experiments on Memory Physiological Facts and Theories | |
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| Related to Associationism Summary Review Questions | |
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| Innate Behavior Patterns and Habituation | |
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| Characteristics of Goal-Directed Systems Reflexes | |
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| Tropisms and Orientation Sequences of Behavior Innate Human | |
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| Abilities and Predispositions Habituation Summary Review Questions | |
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| Basic Principles of Classical Conditioning Pavlov's | |
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| Discovery and Its Impact Basic Conditioning Phenomena | |
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| The Importance of Timing in Classical | |
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| Conditioning Higher Order Conditioning Classical | |
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| Conditioning Summary Review Questions | |
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| Theories and Research on Classical Conditioning | |
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| Theories of Associative Learning Types of Associations | |
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| Biological Constraints on Classical Conditioning | |
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| The Form of the Conditioned Response Physiological | |
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| Research on Classical Conditioning Summary Review Questions | |
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| Basic Principles of Operant Conditioning | |
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| The Law of Effect | |
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| The Procedure of Shaping, or Successive Approximations | |
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| The Research of | |
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| Biological Constraints on Operant Conditioning Summary Review Questions | |
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| Reinforcement Schedules: Experimental Analyses and Applications | |
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| Plotting Moment-to-Moment Behavior: The Cumulative Recorder | |
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| The Four Simple Reinforcement Schedules Factors Affecting | |
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| Performance on Reinforcement Schedules Applications of Operant | |
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| Conditioning Summary Review Questions | |
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| Avoidance and Punishment | |
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| Avoidance Learned Helplessness Punishment Behavior | |
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| Decelerators in Behavior Therapy Summary Review Questions | |
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| Theories and Research on Operant Conditioning | |
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| The Role of the Response | |
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| The Role of the Reinforcer How Can we Predict What Will be a Reinforcer? | |
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| Behavioral Economics Summary Review Questions | |
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| Stimulus Control and Concept Formation | |
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| Generalization Gradients Is Stimulus Control Absolute or Relational? | |
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| Behavioral Contrast "Errorless" Discrimination Learning | |
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| Transfer of Learning after Discrimination Training | |
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| Concept Formation Stimulus Control in Behavioral Modification Summary Review Questions | |
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| Comparative Cognition | |
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| Memory and Rehearsal Time, Number, and Serial Patterns Language and Reasoning Summary Review Questions | |
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| Learning By Observation | |
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| Theories of Imitation Factors that Affect the Likelihood of Imitation Interactions | |
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| Between Observational Learning and Operant Conditioning Media | |
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| Violence and Aggression Behavior What Can be Learned Through Observation? | |
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| Modeling in Behavioral Therapy Conclusions: The Sophisticated Skill | |