Laboratory experimentation is designed to make a process as obvious as possible, to separate processes one from the other, and to obtain quantitative measures. These are indeed the very heart of an experimental science. The history of science shows that the results can be effectively extended to the world at large. (p. 106
Cumulative Record. Chapter 8: The Analysis of Behavior. Quote 18
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