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A “ higher - order ” principle resulting from an act of thinking appears to be remarkably resistant to forgetting . Problem solving results in the acquisition of new ideas that multiply the applicability of principles previously learned ...
A “ higher - order ” principle resulting from an act of thinking appears to be remarkably resistant to forgetting . Problem solving results in the acquisition of new ideas that multiply the applicability of principles previously learned ...
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This learning event appears to be not so much a " trial - anderror " procedure as it does a “ successive approximation ” procedure . The learning that occurs here , as Skinner says , is a matter of shaping .
This learning event appears to be not so much a " trial - anderror " procedure as it does a “ successive approximation ” procedure . The learning that occurs here , as Skinner says , is a matter of shaping .
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First of all , it appears to be completely feasible . Once the objectives of instruction have been defined , and the learning structure of any topic has been determined , the only remaining action needed is the establishment of the ...
First of all , it appears to be completely feasible . Once the objectives of instruction have been defined , and the learning structure of any topic has been determined , the only remaining action needed is the establishment of the ...
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Preface | 3 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
8 THE MOTIVATION AND CONTROL OF LEARNING | 205 |
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