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... learned by experience , so that observation of objects and facts depends on previous experience and memory of that experience . Any stimulus which we have learned to be characteristic of a given ob- ject may serve as a sign enabling us ...
... learned by experience , so that observation of objects and facts depends on previous experience and memory of that experience . Any stimulus which we have learned to be characteristic of a given ob- ject may serve as a sign enabling us ...
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... learned or that have been formed for good psychological reasons in the course of your life . They are not innate and inborn in the sense that your sex and temperament are inborn . You will know without being an ethnologist that tastes ...
... learned or that have been formed for good psychological reasons in the course of your life . They are not innate and inborn in the sense that your sex and temperament are inborn . You will know without being an ethnologist that tastes ...
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... learned that " runaway pills " is a humorous term applied to laxatives and cathartics forced on captured runaways " to help keep them running . " I learned other significant slang expressions for penal prac- tices - terms like ...
... learned that " runaway pills " is a humorous term applied to laxatives and cathartics forced on captured runaways " to help keep them running . " I learned other significant slang expressions for penal prac- tices - terms like ...
Contents
OBSERVATION | 3 |
HIGHWAY SCENES George Stewart | 16 |
A STUDY IN MURDER Edmund Pearson | 23 |
Copyright | |
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