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I believe Kantor would find merit in this idea, especially in light of Lickliter's comment that "one of the chief aims of a developmental systems approach [is] the specification of how external stimulative events coact with organismic factors to exert particular effects on specific traits or characteristics at particular times" (pp.
The problem as Oregon sees it is that the biggest talent pool on the West Coact resides in the greater Los Angeles region, giving USC and UCLA a leg up in recruiting due to their proximity.
Unless a mutually understood social objective is established parties cannot coact with each other successfully.
 
 
 
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