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Lewin's equation

Lewin's equation proper noun: the heuristic formula B=f(P,E), stating that behavior is a function of the person and their environment.

Proper noun

Lewin's equation

  1. The heuristic formula B=f(P,E), stating that behavior is a function of the person and their environment.

Origin of Lewin's equation

Introduced by Kurt Lewin.

Questions about Lewin's equation

What does Lewin's equation mean?
Lewin's equation means the heuristic formula B=f(P,E), stating that behavior is a function of the person and their environment.
What part of speech is Lewin's equation?
Lewin's equation is a proper noun.

Words near Lewin's equation in the dictionary

  1. Lewicki
  2. Lewickis
  3. Lewie
  4. Lewin
  5. Lewin's Cove
  6. Lewin's equation
  7. lewing
  8. Lewington
  9. Lewinian
  10. Lewins
  11. Lewinski

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