1. Give an example showing how rules describing small but cumulatively significant outcomes often fail to control...
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1. Give an example showing how rules describing small but cumulatively significant outcomes often fail to control our behavior.
2. Now change your example rule to show how a similar rule probably would control our behavior if the cumulative outcome were, instead, one single, though delayed, outcome.
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Example 1 Eating a few extra bites of food Rule Dont eat more than two cookies Outcome Eating a few extra cookies may not have a noticeable impact on ...View the full answer
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Principles Of Behavior
ISBN: 9781138038493
8th Edition
Authors: Richard W. Malott, Joseph T. Shane, Kelly T. Kohler
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