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Page 180
By exploring and applying the differentiation between expression and coping — which is simultaneously a differentiation between “ useless ” and “ useful ” behavior , we may help to extend the jurisdiction of psychology in these ...
By exploring and applying the differentiation between expression and coping — which is simultaneously a differentiation between “ useless ” and “ useful ” behavior , we may help to extend the jurisdiction of psychology in these ...
Page 185
Also coping behavior tends to die out unless rewarded ; expression persists without reward . One is gratification - bent ; the other is not . THE POSSIBILITY OF CONTROL Differential determination by inner and outer determinants shows ...
Also coping behavior tends to die out unless rewarded ; expression persists without reward . One is gratification - bent ; the other is not . THE POSSIBILITY OF CONTROL Differential determination by inner and outer determinants shows ...
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Learning ( cont'd ) Means and ends , 65–67 , 170 , 343 positive approach to , 364–365 coping , expression , and , 186 protection of instincts against , 153 discrimination between , 220-222 relation of coping and expression Means ...
Learning ( cont'd ) Means and ends , 65–67 , 170 , 343 positive approach to , 364–365 coping , expression , and , 186 protection of instincts against , 153 discrimination between , 220-222 relation of coping and expression Means ...
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