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    • [DOC File]Lernen: Klassische und operante Konditionierung

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      (wird oft synonym verwendet) Instrumentell: Versuchstier ist auf ganz wenige oder nur eine Verhaltensweise beschränkt, wobei eine Verhaltenswiederholung nur mit Eingriff des Versuchsleiters möglich ist. z.B. Ratte in einem Laufgang, deren Laufgeschwindigkeit vom Start ins Ziel durch Lernen verändert werden soll.


    • [DOC File]Chapter 9—Product Concepts

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      CHAPTER 1. 1-113. Marketing will not happen unless: A) e-commerce is flourishing. B) facilitators are present to simplify exchange. C) middlemen are present to facilitate exchange.


    • [DOC File]Chemistry 101L

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      Dipole moment. The product of the charge and the distance between the charges. Dipole-dipole attraction. The intermolecular attraction between molecules that have separation of positive and negative charge. Directly proportional. A relationship that follows the equation y = mx. Dispersion forces. Same as London Dispersion Forces.


    • [DOC File]No Name Woman – by Maxine Hong Kingston - Ursula Stange

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      Every word that falls from the mouth is a coin lost. Silently they gave and accepted food with both hands. A preoccupied child who took his bowl with one hand got a sideways glare. A complete moment of total attention is due everyone alike. Children and lovers have no singularity here, but my aunt used a secret voice, a separate attentiveness.


    • [DOC File]Chemistry 101L

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      Dipole moment. The product of the charge and the distance between the charges. Dipole-dipole attraction. The intermolecular attraction between molecules that have separation of positive and negative charge. Directly proportional. A relationship that follows the equation y = mx. Dispersion forces. Same as London Dispersion Forces.


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