Skinner (1953/2003), mentions that the "I" seems to be "simply a device to represent a functionally unified response system". That is, certain response patterns can be organized around a given discriminative stimulus to obtain the same reinforcement. Skinner uses the terms "I" and "personality" basically as synonyms. This becomes clear when he proposes that "a self or a personality is, at best, a repertoire of behavior shared by an organized set of contingencies"

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3 years ago

You might think twice about your next Oreo cookie if you think about the link between a one-point increase in BMI and 13–16% inc

elena-s [515]

Answer:

You might think twice about your next Oreo cookie if you think about the link between a one-point increase in BMI and 13–16% increased risk of temporal lobe.

Explanation:

The increase level of BMI (Body mass index) for any individual can be very alarming as there are number of complications. As it may arise due to imbalance in the normal form of dietary or increase ingestion of high sugar level molecules.

So, it may cause memory impairment in severe cases and loss of body balance.
While, the normal routine of the body can also be effected to severe levels leading some of the patients into other form of body abnormalities if not controlled on time.

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4 years ago

John [10/3] :10 "The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I have [come/gone] that they might have [l

kifflom [539]

That's great and all but...what's the question?

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3 years ago

Where do traits come from?

MakcuM [25]

Answer:

Traits are inherited characteristics from our parents that are expressed externally in our phenotype. For any given trait, one gene variation (allele) is received from the father and one from the mother. The expression of these alleles determines the phenotype, whether dominant or recessive.

Explanation:

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