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A variety of stimulus situations must be presented incorporating the conceptual property to be learned , in order that this property can become discriminated in its internally represented form . 3. Because of the necessity for this ...
A variety of stimulus situations must be presented incorporating the conceptual property to be learned , in order that this property can become discriminated in its internally represented form . 3. Because of the necessity for this ...
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But when this is done , the results may reflect a mixture of influences that become difficult to interpret at best . For an understanding of the optimal conditions of learning applicable to the more complex forms , one needs to ...
But when this is done , the results may reflect a mixture of influences that become difficult to interpret at best . For an understanding of the optimal conditions of learning applicable to the more complex forms , one needs to ...
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Why not let the individual grow up , watch what others do , become curious about the world , discover principles for himself , and thus with a minimum of fuss become a " well - educated ” man ? This is not a completely ridiculous idea ...
Why not let the individual grow up , watch what others do , become curious about the world , discover principles for himself , and thus with a minimum of fuss become a " well - educated ” man ? This is not a completely ridiculous idea ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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