… verbal behavior receives intermittent reinforcement, and this fact has many important consequences. For example, we behave verbally with a great deal less assurance than nonverbally, but we are less disturbed by occasional failures. (p. 205)
… verbal behavior receives intermittent reinforcement, and this fact has many important consequences. For example, we behave verbally with a great deal less assurance than nonverbally, but we are less disturbed by occasional failures. (p. 205)