There is doing with and without knowing, at any rate, and at any level

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (4):748-748 (1997)
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Ballard et al.'s is a plausible and useful model. Leaving aside some unnecessary constraints, the model would probably be valid through a wider gamut of interactions between the self and the environment than the authors envision.

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