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Finally , the nervous activity is translated into action that may be observed as the movement of muscles in executing responses of various sorts . 2. The events that stimulate the learner's senses are spoken of collectively as the ...
Finally , the nervous activity is translated into action that may be observed as the movement of muscles in executing responses of various sorts . 2. The events that stimulate the learner's senses are spoken of collectively as the ...
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And perhaps most significant of all , they assigned a critical role to action as a factor in learning . Action did not simply follow ideas , as the British associationists had proposed , but became an essential feature of the process of ...
And perhaps most significant of all , they assigned a critical role to action as a factor in learning . Action did not simply follow ideas , as the British associationists had proposed , but became an essential feature of the process of ...
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The individual conceptualizes his goals in terms of action . The action itself may be more or less socially useful ; college teachers sometimes suspect that the kind of achievement students have in mind is being able to hold a “ bull ...
The individual conceptualizes his goals in terms of action . The action itself may be more or less socially useful ; college teachers sometimes suspect that the kind of achievement students have in mind is being able to hold a “ bull ...
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Preface | 2 |
5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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