Browsing by Subject "Philosophy."
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Chasing a phantom? A comparative analysis of codes of ethical conduct for legislators.
(Dalhousie University, 2006) -
Classical conditioning of attack behavior in squirrel monkeys.
(Dalhousie University, 1976)A review of the literature on classical conditioning of pain elicited attack suggested that the use of a bite-tube as a CS should produce strong conditioned attack in Squirrel monkeys. In Experiment I, however, it was found ... -
Clinical research in context: The ethics and epistemology of clinical science.
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The concept of equilibrium in population ecology.
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The development of iconic storage.
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Ethical decision-making and the code of ethics of the Canadian Psychological Association.
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Evidence for semantic satiation.
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Foundations of utilitarianism.
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The intersections of hope, health, and illness: Moral responsibilities of health care providers.
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Justice and civil disobedience : a study of Rawls, Kant and the utilitarians.
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Labour and thought in the philosophy of Simone Weil (1909-1943) preface to a philosophy of education.
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Luck and responsibility.
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A new theory of noncognitivism.
(Dalhousie University, 1995) -
Operant conditioning of central nervous system electrical activity implications for research on brain stimulation reward.
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Oppression: A conceptual analysis.
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Overshadowing and stimulus control.
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Personal autonomy.
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Reconciling a naturalistic theory of meaning with intentions: The causal/conceptual approach.
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"Republic" V: The argument of the three waves.
(Dalhousie University, 1991)