Cumulative Record. Chapter 10: The Experimental Analysis of Behavior. Quote 33

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Post published:July 18, 2022
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Have we been guilty of an undue simplification of conditions in order to obtain this level of rigor? Have we really “proved” that there is comparable order outside the laboratory? It is difficult to be sure of the answers to such questions. (p. 163)

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