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Submitted by aybala50 on Sun, 02/01/2009 - 10:51pm.
the boxes within boxes theory is a good explanation of the diversity of behavior. I mean, when thought about it makes perfect sense. Different actions bring up different behaviors in people. At the same time, a same action can result in different behavior in different people. If the process of action/behavior was as simple as a single box, people should be reacting the same way to a basic action. As this is not the case, for now in my mind the 'box within a box' theory makes the most sense.

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