Why would you have to imitate to learn this?
Isn't just making random mouth configurations sufficient? And when there
is a smile (high probability given the musculature), it's followed by reinforcers.
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> Hello -
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> This is a cut and paste from my discussion board:
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Why do they need a larger font size?
Are we to believe the good folks of Palm Beach County can't afford eyeglasses?!
Rick Froman wrote:
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> I still haven't heard anyone provide a better human factors alternative to
> the Palm Beach ballot given the size of the ballot machine, the number of
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Bertrand Russell, the English philosopher, mathematician, writer, and
winner of the 1950 Nobel Prize for Literature, has written the following
about behaviorists and behavior modification:
"The Sentimentalist will say that if you really cared about the
sufferings of others,
I was in Boston last week as my wife attended a conference. Since I knew
the William James house was being developed into some
apartment/condominiums, I thought I ought to head out to 95 Irving
Street in Cambridge and see the place for myself. Turns out it's only
about three blocks from William Ja
g two and two together
(memory of the story and memory of Anderson) and getting more than he
should have.
Stephen Black wrote:
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> > Thom Brown wrote:
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> > >According to one of my colleagues, the passage is from Francis Bacon's
> > >"Novum Organon&qu
According to one of my colleagues, the passage is from Francis Bacon's
"Novum Organon" - at least that is a claim from someone who is very
familiar with the text in the Anderson edition.
Stephen Black wrote:
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> I've now heard from Donald Simanek. He is unable to document
> the horse's teeth pas
The Foundation for Biomedical Research has all kinds of materials -
videos, newsletters, brochures, etc. you can find them at: http://www.fbresearch.org/
You might also look at the following:
http://www.tiac.net/users/sbr/animals.html
http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/
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