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... frequently do not specify precisely their dependent variables but simply present the value label , which usually gets attached to their subjects merely on ac- count of their having attended a clinic or hospital . A similar situation ...
... frequently do not specify precisely their dependent variables but simply present the value label , which usually gets attached to their subjects merely on ac- count of their having attended a clinic or hospital . A similar situation ...
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... frequently include building and other construction kits and mechanical gadgets that are associated with male occupa- tional roles . While playing with toys that stimulate imitation of adults , children frequently reproduce not only the ...
... frequently include building and other construction kits and mechanical gadgets that are associated with male occupa- tional roles . While playing with toys that stimulate imitation of adults , children frequently reproduce not only the ...
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... Frequently a disease process is invoked as the explanatory factor . For example , a person shows autistic reactions to frustration . The diagnostician labels him as a schizo- phrenic and attributes the autism to an underlying ...
... Frequently a disease process is invoked as the explanatory factor . For example , a person shows autistic reactions to frustration . The diagnostician labels him as a schizo- phrenic and attributes the autism to an underlying ...
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THE SOCIOBEHAVIORISTIC APPROACH | 1 |
THE ROLE OF IMITATION | 47 |
REINFORCEMENT PATTERNS | 109 |
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