Titlebook: Advances in Intrinsic Motivation and Aesthetics; Hy I. Day Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 aesthetics.intention.st

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2007-8e discussion. First, it would be no feat at all to find long quotations from famous men in antiquity, such as Plato or Confucius, who bespoke the importance of exploratory activity (by the same or other names) in man and animals, illustrated the phenomena with their observations, and stated some str

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L. Lao,J. Ezzo,B. M. Berman,R. Hammerschlagte schools of thought. Since evidences of plasticity have weakened the traditional belief that early development is essentially predetermined in course and rate by heredity, an influential role in it may properly be attributed to experience, and especially early experience (Hunt, 1979a). It is commo

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L. Lao,J. Ezzo,B. M. Berman,R. Hammerschlage did he anticipate the explosion of interest that would follow soon after publication of his article. Even more interesting is that much of this new literature is concerned directly with motivational aspects of play and, in fact, is strongly influenced by Berlyne’s theory of exploration and mainten

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Julie A. DiSano,Colette R. Pameijerals and humans will display considerable curiosity and play, and will actually work for no other reward than gaining information about the environment. Further, intrinsically motivated activities have proven to be especially satisfying, and without boredom or anxiety. Consistently with this, stimuli

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Management of Cutaneous Melanomables painted jade green and vermilion. That must be Chinatown. Of course the thing to do is to take a turn through Chinatown on the way down toward the business district. I find myself walking along a narrow street in a jungle of Chinese lettering, interpreted here and there by signs announcing Chop

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Tom Shokri,Laila Siddique,Neerav Goyaldices of arousal in an individual through the generation of response conflict. Exploratory behavior, in general, and aesthetic behavior, in particular, are looked upon as being determined to a significant degree through this process. Over the past 25 years, many experimental findings have been repor