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It may also be noted that an essential part of the chain is the internal response " middle , ” which is the internal representation that permits discrimination of the correct final response from any incorrect response .
It may also be noted that an essential part of the chain is the internal response " middle , ” which is the internal representation that permits discrimination of the correct final response from any incorrect response .
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Because some of the important stimuli are internal ( proprioceptive , from the muscles ) , we represent this form of learning as follows : Ss → R The small s is understood in this paradigm to stand for internal stimuli arising from ...
Because some of the important stimuli are internal ( proprioceptive , from the muscles ) , we represent this form of learning as follows : Ss → R The small s is understood in this paradigm to stand for internal stimuli arising from ...
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It is this contiguity of two forms of internal stimulation , presumably , that welds the two links into a chain . Verbal chains with three links are also of common occurrence . A young child learns not only to name an object “ ball ...
It is this contiguity of two forms of internal stimulation , presumably , that welds the two links into a chain . Verbal chains with three links are also of common occurrence . A young child learns not only to name an object “ ball ...
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