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With adults , finding examples of this kind of learning by itself is a practically impossible task . ... for example , position the child's mouth and tongue so that something approaching the proper articulation will emerge .
With adults , finding examples of this kind of learning by itself is a practically impossible task . ... for example , position the child's mouth and tongue so that something approaching the proper articulation will emerge .
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For example , first - graders can easily be taught to answer such questions as " What do plants need in order to grow ? " ( Sun , earth , and water . ) The instructional question becomes , Which kind of capability is a prerequisite for ...
For example , first - graders can easily be taught to answer such questions as " What do plants need in order to grow ? " ( Sun , earth , and water . ) The instructional question becomes , Which kind of capability is a prerequisite for ...
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A description of the class of stimuli being responded to ( for example , " Given the printed statement ab + ac = a ( b + c ) ” ] . 3. A word or phrase denoting the object used for action by the performer , unless this is implied by the ...
A description of the class of stimuli being responded to ( for example , " Given the printed statement ab + ac = a ( b + c ) ” ] . 3. A word or phrase denoting the object used for action by the performer , unless this is implied by 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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