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Bernana

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In Hull's theoretical system,
 
  a. theorems and corollaries are derived from postulates.
  b. postulates are derived from laws and theorems.
  c. corollaries and laws are derived from theorems.
  d. postulates are only formulated after verification of theorems.

Question 2

Fractional antedating goal response involves
 
  a. a stimulus division when moving away from a goal.
  b. a stimulus which keeps a person moving toward goal attainment.
  c. responses which inhibit further movement toward a goal.
  d. responses which indicate that a goal has been reached.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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