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organizer as an input into the next mindval.
The overt behavior is reminiscent.
This time (Table 4) the persons order their
causalities in the organizer in a social occasion.
The persons specify, modify, and associate, in the
very order. The persons cease to expect behavior of
others in the 2nd mindval (Table 4) and they transfer
to person perception. The persons use their
organizers more than previously because the
probabilities rise in the organizer.
On the contrary the persons keep their overt
behavior in check, considerably and compared with the
previous expected output. So the most probable
causes in the organizer are firmer but the overt
behavior is scarce. Principally, the persons reward
or avoid contacts; then they approach. The last
alternative is the persons punish others. The
differences in the causes are not great but they are
clear. How about a significance test? In the same
way, the persons advance their previous causes in the
organizer transferring to the next mindval. However,
the persons slacken their organized causalities, a
little bit (Table 5). It is important, the mutual
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