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can be viewed in isolation, as it grows out of what went before 

 and looks forward in attitudinal impulses to what comes after 

 it. Thus there are mutually reinforcing and inhibiting func- 

 tions and overlapping of tendencies. And the adoption of the 

 explanation of the complete response would help to explain the 

 checked, impeded, inhibited behavior as well as that which 

 shows reinforcement and also the elimination behavior incident 

 to a successful reaction. 



Behaviorism was the title of a paper contributed to the Brit- 

 ish association for Advancement of Science by Robinson (23). 

 Swift (25) has an article entitled " Some developmental psy- 

 chology in lower animals and man and its contiibution to cer-, 

 tain theories of adult mental tests." And Nesbit (20) has a 

 valuable article, illustrated, describing the photographic outfit 

 and technic for the fascinating undertaking of making wild 

 animals take their own pictures. 



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