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associate learning , but a great deal more remains to be studied ( Underwood and Shulz , 1960 ; Cofer , 1961 ) . In terms of conditions for acquiring verbal associates , and the immediate inferences that seem justified from the evidence ...
associate learning , but a great deal more remains to be studied ( Underwood and Shulz , 1960 ; Cofer , 1961 ) . In terms of conditions for acquiring verbal associates , and the immediate inferences that seem justified from the evidence ...
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For each single associate , the learner is then able to reinstate the entire chain by himself , when the stimulus ... But the task of retaining what he has learned is considerably more difficult when a multiple set of associates is ...
For each single associate , the learner is then able to reinstate the entire chain by himself , when the stimulus ... But the task of retaining what he has learned is considerably more difficult when a multiple set of associates is ...
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MULTIPLE - DISCRIMINATION LEARNING AND VERBAL ASSOCIATES Studies of multiple - discrimination learning in the psychological laboratory have to a large extent included investigations of the learning of sets of verbal paired associates .
MULTIPLE - DISCRIMINATION LEARNING AND VERBAL ASSOCIATES Studies of multiple - discrimination learning in the psychological laboratory have to a large extent included investigations of the learning of sets of verbal paired associates .
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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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