Judgments of choice responding

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  • "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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Author
Michael Davison +
Author/affil
The University of Auckland, New Zealand +
Author/ref
Davison +
Cite/author
Davison 2007 +
Keyname
2007-10-11-Davison +
Lead-in
Neuringer et al. believe their experiments can tell us something about what 'voluntary behavior' is. Davison disagrees... +
Listing section
Voluntariness +
Page type
Spec/response +
Responds to
2007-Neuringer +
Title
Is it human? Judgments of choice responding +
Date"Date" is a type and predefined property provided by Semantic MediaWiki to represent date values.
October 11, 2007 +