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Interspecies Generality and Human Behavior: An Addendum to Baron and Perone

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Buskist, W.F., Morgan, D. & Barry, A. Interspecies Generality and Human Behavior: An Addendum to Baron and Perone. BEHAV ANALYST 6, 107–108 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03391878

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