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16.8: Is that dialectical interaction what is causing the movement?

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Book: Applied Developmental Systems Science (Skinner, Kindermann, & Roeser)
16: Three Big Ideas of Developmental Systems: The Big Idea of Dynamics

16.8: Is that dialectical interaction what is causing the movement?

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- 16.7: These final causes or teleological forces—How do they work? Didn't we decided that they do not actually pull the organism down a predetermined path?
- 16.9: Are we close to understanding the “big enchilada” or qualitative shifts?

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