Science: v.1-v.219Moses King, 1968 |
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Page 708
... behavior in that way , however , he will be much too de- pendent upon being shown or told . He will not have learned . We begin instead with whatever behavior the student has available with behavior which does not call for much help ...
... behavior in that way , however , he will be much too de- pendent upon being shown or told . He will not have learned . We begin instead with whatever behavior the student has available with behavior which does not call for much help ...
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... behavior : species - specific fixed action patterns , and drive ( im- pulse to act ) . Many fascinating exam- ples of the former are given . The point is made that there is no hard and sharp distinction between innate and learned behavior ...
... behavior : species - specific fixed action patterns , and drive ( im- pulse to act ) . Many fascinating exam- ples of the former are given . The point is made that there is no hard and sharp distinction between innate and learned behavior ...
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... behavior , consisting of chasing , wrestling , tumbling , biting , dragging and chewing . " Certainly social play resem- bles agonistic behavior , but since it is expressed much earlier than agonistic behavior , I question the validity ...
... behavior , consisting of chasing , wrestling , tumbling , biting , dragging and chewing . " Certainly social play resem- bles agonistic behavior , but since it is expressed much earlier than agonistic behavior , I question the validity ...
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