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Of course , teaching an adult to pronounce a new foreign word is a somewhat easier process , although much the same set of events is involved . The adult , though , begins with an approximate capability already established .
Of course , teaching an adult to pronounce a new foreign word is a somewhat easier process , although much the same set of events is involved . The adult , though , begins with an approximate capability already established .
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As a result of this communication , the adult acquires a verbal chain ( type 4 learning ) that becomes a part of the longer chain leading to the correct response . This example of adult concept acquisition is instructive for two reasons ...
As a result of this communication , the adult acquires a verbal chain ( type 4 learning ) that becomes a part of the longer chain leading to the correct response . This example of adult concept acquisition is instructive for two reasons ...
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Adults often have to learn principles that are structurally no more complex than this . ... It seems quite evident that in this case , too , if he is to learn this principle , the adult must have the concept insect that is well ...
Adults often have to learn principles that are structurally no more complex than this . ... It seems quite evident that in this case , too , if he is to learn this principle , the adult must have the concept insect that is well ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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