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The document discusses several topics related to individual behavior including biographical characteristics, intellectual abilities, flexibility factors, the ability-job fit, learning theories, methods of shaping behavior, schedules of reinforcement, and organizational applications of behavior modification. It defines key concepts like reinforcement schedules and the role of punishment in learning. The document examines how abilities, requirements, learning processes, and consequences can influence and modify individual and organizational behavior.
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