Cumulative Record. Chapter 32: Why Are the Behavioral Sciences Not More Effective. Quote 7

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By turning directly to the environmental history, rather than to its perceived or felt effects, we may take advantage of certain recent advances in the experimental analysis of behavior. (p. 469)

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