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... learning . The conditioned response is a form of learning , but so also are acquiring meanings , learning a new language , and learning to play musical instruments . The assumption or claim that the only or principal form of learning ...
... learning . The conditioned response is a form of learning , but so also are acquiring meanings , learning a new language , and learning to play musical instruments . The assumption or claim that the only or principal form of learning ...
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... learning , retention , and reproduction . The conscious associ- ative processes , however , should be included in any systematic treatment of learning , retention , and reproduction ; and the term association may be employed in a ...
... learning , retention , and reproduction . The conscious associ- ative processes , however , should be included in any systematic treatment of learning , retention , and reproduction ; and the term association may be employed in a ...
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... learning and retention have occurred . It is fairly common to assume that connections have been formed when the reproduction test gives a strong suggestion that they have not , and under ordinary conditions much material is not revived ...
... learning and retention have occurred . It is fairly common to assume that connections have been formed when the reproduction test gives a strong suggestion that they have not , and under ordinary conditions much material is not revived ...
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