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Another point is that , because of neglecting to distinguish between nonthreatening choice situations and threatening ones in the animal , and between nonthreatening frustrations and threatening ones , the behavior of the animal seems ...
Another point is that , because of neglecting to distinguish between nonthreatening choice situations and threatening ones in the animal , and between nonthreatening frustrations and threatening ones , the behavior of the animal seems ...
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The animal's place in dominance hierarchy is in part determined by his successful aggression , and his place in the ... Practically all the cruelty manifested in these animals occurs only when it is necessary to validate dominance ...
The animal's place in dominance hierarchy is in part determined by his successful aggression , and his place in the ... Practically all the cruelty manifested in these animals occurs only when it is necessary to validate dominance ...
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thinking that can best be described as illegitimate animal centrism . The correct procedure for making this kind of a mistake is first to construct a theory , or formulate a prejudice , and then to select from the whole evolutionary ...
thinking that can best be described as illegitimate animal centrism . The correct procedure for making this kind of a mistake is first to construct a theory , or formulate a prejudice , and then to select from the whole evolutionary ...
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