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Once these events have occurred , the new capability may be verified by asking for the identification of several additional instances of the class , again using stimuli to which the learner has not acquired specific verbal chains .
Once these events have occurred , the new capability may be verified by asking for the identification of several additional instances of the class , again using stimuli to which the learner has not acquired specific verbal chains .
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If he has not already acquired the concept round , he may end up learning a more restricted principle , such as balls ... Accordingly , if he is to acquire this principle in its fullest sense , he must know the concept round in its full ...
If he has not already acquired the concept round , he may end up learning a more restricted principle , such as balls ... Accordingly , if he is to acquire this principle in its fullest sense , he must know the concept round in its full ...
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There remains some question , however , whether all the previously acquired capabilities he needs are actually present , because there is room for doubt that present - day curricula in science in the elementary grades are de signed to ...
There remains some question , however , whether all the previously acquired capabilities he needs are actually present , because there is room for doubt that present - day curricula in science in the elementary grades are de signed to ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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