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. 2008:29:9-16.

A COMPARISON OF EXCLUSION AND TRIAL-AND-ERROR PROCEDURES: PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EFFECTS

Cristiana Ferrari  1 , Júlio C de Rose, William J McIlvane
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A COMPARISON OF EXCLUSION AND TRIAL-AND-ERROR PROCEDURES: PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EFFECTS

Cristiana Ferrari et al. Exp Anal Hum Behav Bull. 2008.
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