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BASIC FORMS OF LEARNING 3 SOME FORMS OF LEARNING are more basic than others . They are basic in two senses of the term . First , the conditions that control their occurrence are relatively simple to establish .
BASIC FORMS OF LEARNING 3 SOME FORMS OF LEARNING are more basic than others . They are basic in two senses of the term . First , the conditions that control their occurrence are relatively simple to establish .
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Quantities of objective data have been published concerning the detailed effects of variations in the basic conditions of type 2 learning on the rapidity of the learning event . For example , Ferster and Skinner ( 1957 ) have collected ...
Quantities of objective data have been published concerning the detailed effects of variations in the basic conditions of type 2 learning on the rapidity of the learning event . For example , Ferster and Skinner ( 1957 ) have collected ...
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PHASE 1 : Basic TYPES OF LEARNING It would not be particularly profitable here to try to spell out in detail all the relevant instances of basic learning that are prerequisite to the study of science . Suffice it to say that many Ss ...
PHASE 1 : Basic TYPES OF LEARNING It would not be particularly profitable here to try to spell out in detail all the relevant instances of basic learning that are prerequisite to the study of science . Suffice it to say that many Ss ...
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6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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