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What are stimulus generalization and stimulus discrimination? Why are they important?
Dominant Strategy
In game theory, a strategy that is the best for a player to follow, regardless of the strategies chosen by other players.
Arbitration Clauses
Provisions within a contract that require disputes arising under the contract to be resolved through arbitration rather than through court litigation.
Uniform Arbitration Act
A model statute adopted by some states to provide a standardized approach to the arbitration of disputes.
Arbitration Act
Legislation that provides a legal framework for arbitration, a form of alternative dispute resolution outside of courts.
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