The Bigger Picture: Development, Genes, Evolution, and Behavior Analysis
Behavior principles interact with the other principles that apply to the many elements of living systems-all of which develop and change over time. As scientific knowledge of these interactions grows, behavior analysts are more able to contribute to and learn from interdisciplinary work in the life...
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| description | Behavior principles interact with the other principles that apply to the many elements of living systems-all of which develop and change over time. As scientific knowledge of these interactions grows, behavior analysts are more able to contribute to and learn from interdisciplinary work in the life and behavioral sciences. This article provides examples from a sampling of these varied fields. |
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