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Despite urging readers to accept the value of a positive-reinforcement approach over one based in aversive control, the author in several instances note the power of aversive control in achieving the desired behavior change (e. The collective results of these investigations of A odor suggest it is weak in unconditioned meaning, low in associability relative to tastes and artificial odors, and may require several conditioning trials to gain significant aversive control as a signal of illness in its own right. |
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