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A contribution toward interbehavioral analysis I. Some general concepts

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  1. University of Wichita, USA

    David T. Herman & Grant Y. Kenyon

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We wish to acknowledge the contribution of Dr. N. H. Pronko of Wichita University, who assisted in the discussion phases of these topics but who sailed for Europe before the drafting of this article. The responsibility for interpreting Dr. Pronko’s thinking rests solely with the authors.

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Herman, D.T., Kenyon, G.Y. A contribution toward interbehavioral analysis I. Some general concepts. Psychol Rec 6, 33–38 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03393271

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