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Most investigators of verbal sequence learning believe , therefore , that interference is the major influence causing the differences in rate of learning shown in Figure 7. Fifteen items in a chain take longer to learn than 5 , and 50 ...
Most investigators of verbal sequence learning believe , therefore , that interference is the major influence causing the differences in rate of learning shown in Figure 7. Fifteen items in a chain take longer to learn than 5 , and 50 ...
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For example , it is known that a highly unusual word occurring , say , in the fourth position of a 10 - item sequence will be recalled in this position better than most other items in the sequence . An example of an unusual unit in a 5 ...
For example , it is known that a highly unusual word occurring , say , in the fourth position of a 10 - item sequence will be recalled in this position better than most other items in the sequence . An example of an unusual unit in a 5 ...
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The following sections describe , for mathematics , science , foreign languages , and English , what may be called a learning sequence for each of these subjects . It is of importance to note that there is no intention of describing a ...
The following sections describe , for mathematics , science , foreign languages , and English , what may be called a learning sequence for each of these subjects . It is of importance to note that there is no intention of describing a ...
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Preface | 8 |
2 VARIETIES OF LEARNING | 31 |
3 BASIC FORMS OF LEARNING | 62 |
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