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Instead , a microresponse is an elementary response , an entire response R consisting of a sequence of such elements . ) The main points of the example are : ( 1 ) The response generator g can generate any category or any brancher .
Instead , a microresponse is an elementary response , an entire response R consisting of a sequence of such elements . ) The main points of the example are : ( 1 ) The response generator g can generate any category or any brancher .
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CURRENT GRAMMAR C IRRELEVANT RESPONSES ENVIRONMENTAL CONTINGENCIES ( SUPPLIES 7 , π , ... RELEVANT CHOICE POINT PROBABILITIES ( SUPPLIES P.P RELEVANT MICRO RESPONSE MODIFIES ( REINFORCES ) RESPONSE LEARNING MECHANISM ( SUPPLIES α ) ...
CURRENT GRAMMAR C IRRELEVANT RESPONSES ENVIRONMENTAL CONTINGENCIES ( SUPPLIES 7 , π , ... RELEVANT CHOICE POINT PROBABILITIES ( SUPPLIES P.P RELEVANT MICRO RESPONSE MODIFIES ( REINFORCES ) RESPONSE LEARNING MECHANISM ( SUPPLIES α ) ...
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With the three adults in their strategic positions around the room , it was possible to score this response with fair certainty ... or for verbal responses which we could re - observe by listening to tapes of the experimental sessions .
With the three adults in their strategic positions around the room , it was possible to score this response with fair certainty ... or for verbal responses which we could re - observe by listening to tapes of the experimental sessions .
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