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As is often the case, educational problems are now judged by sociologists, behaviorists, and psychologists as the occasion for applying exciting, innovative therapy techniques of unknown effectiveness. We now have physiologists, behaviorists, and epidemiologists working with community and transportation planners, builders, developers, and economists studying the link between obesity and how we construct our environment. Behaviorists were among the first to isolate and predict how specific actions could lead to and change specific behaviors in all animals, including humans. |
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