Behavioral momentum: Empirical, theoretical, and metaphorical issues

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1):117-125 (2000)
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Abstract

In reply to the comments on our target article, we address a variety of issues concerning the generality of our major findings, their relation to other theoretical formulations, and the metaphor of behavioral momentum that inspired much of our work. Most of these issues can be resolved by empirical studies, and we hope that the ideas advanced here will promote the analysis of resistance to change and preference in new areas of research and application

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