Martin and Pear believe that, except for being more difficult to "get at," private behavior is the same as public behavior, i.e., the principles and procedures applicable to private behavior are fundamentally the same as those that apply to public behavior.

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Martin and Pear believe that private behavior is fundamentally the same as public behavior, except that it may be more difficult to observe or access. Therefore, the principles and procedures that apply to public behavior can also be applied to private behavior.

Martin and Pear Believe That, Except for Being More Difficult