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Some Comments on the “Why” of Behavior

In: Some Comments on the “Why” of Behavior (Springer eBooks)

Chapter In A Book 1975 English

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Edward L. Deci
University Of Rochester

Abstract

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The most frequently asked questions about human behavior are undoubtedly “why” questions. “Why is Ken playing tennis?” “Why did Judy fail her exam?” “Why does Sandy keep touching everything?” People seem particularly...

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Publication Info

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-4446-9_1
Year: 1975
Published: —
Language: English

Chapter In A Book Details

Pages: 3-21
Publisher: Springer eBooks
Book Title: Some Comments on the “Why” of Behavior

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Created:June 19, 2026

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