To Alter Human Behavior ... Without Mind Control
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Investigates new techniques used in the modification of human behavior. Students offered various rewards learn at four times their normal rate. Dr. Edward Taub conducts experiments with monkeys deprived of sensation in their extremities; through conditioning, the limbs' usefulness may be restored. Raises questions about whether behavior can be modified without the subjects' knowledge or consent and who will maintain control over use of new techniques
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