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Analysis of Behavioral Selection by Consequences and Its Potential: Contributions to Understanding Brain-Behavior Relations
Analysis of Behavioral Selection by Consequences and Its Potential Contributions to Understanding Brain-Behavior Relations
William J. McIlvane, William V. Dube, & Richard W. Serna
E. K. Shriver Center, Massachusetts General Hospital,Harvard Medical School, & Northeastern University
Correspondence to:
W. J. McIlvane
Shriver Mental Retardation Research Center
200 Trapelo Road
Waltham, MA 02254
(617) 642–0153
Throughout much of its history, behavioral science can be fairly characterized as an ongoing series of skirmishes and organized battles among individuals and groups espousing a variety of theoretical ...
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