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[[responds to::2007-Neuringer]] | |||
[[keyname::2007-10-11-Davison]] | |||
[[Title::Is it human? Judgments of choice responding]] | |||
[[author::Michael Davison]] | |||
[[author/affil::The University of Auckland, New Zealand]] | |||
[[Date::2007-10-11]] | |||
[[author/ref::Davison]] | |||
[[cite/author::Davison 2007]] | |||
[[listing section::voluntariness]] | |||
[[lead-in::Neuringer et al. believe their experiments can tell us something about what 'voluntary behavior' is. Davison disagrees...]] | |||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* "snip" as posted on [[Articles]] page by JERS: | * "snip" as posted on [[Articles]] page by JERS: | ||
** ''Neuringer et al. believe their experiments can tell us something about what 'voluntary behavior' is. Davison disagrees...'' | ** ''Neuringer et al. believe their experiments can tell us something about what 'voluntary behavior' is. Davison disagrees...'' | ||
* "snip" as originally posted here by | * "snip" as originally posted here by Woozle (not sure where the text came from -- JERS email?): | ||
** [[ | ** [[Stochastic matching and the voluntary nature of choice|Neuringer argues]] against the construct of emotion by conflating the basic-emotions perspective in neural physiology with a type of category discussed in reference philosophy... | ||
Latest revision as of 17:02, 25 July 2020
- Title: Is it human? Judgments of choice responding
- Author(s): Michael Davison
- Date: 11 October 2007
- Keyname: 2007-10-11-Davison
- Responds to: Stochastic matching and the voluntary nature of choice
- Lead-in: Neuringer et al. believe their experiments can tell us something about what 'voluntary behavior' is. Davison disagrees...
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Notes
- "snip" as posted on Articles page by JERS:
- Neuringer et al. believe their experiments can tell us something about what 'voluntary behavior' is. Davison disagrees...
- "snip" as originally posted here by Woozle (not sure where the text came from -- JERS email?):
- Neuringer argues against the construct of emotion by conflating the basic-emotions perspective in neural physiology with a type of category discussed in reference philosophy...
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