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It attempts to consider the sets of circumstances that obtain when learning occurs , that is , when certain observable changes in human behavior take place that justify the inference of learning . It will deal with a number of varieties ...
It attempts to consider the sets of circumstances that obtain when learning occurs , that is , when certain observable changes in human behavior take place that justify the inference of learning . It will deal with a number of varieties ...
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whether other students are able to recognize the change in a plant described by a particular student . ... distinguishing between the observed events of changes in size and the inference of “ growth ” or other " changes of state .
whether other students are able to recognize the change in a plant described by a particular student . ... distinguishing between the observed events of changes in size and the inference of “ growth ” or other " changes of state .
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LEARNING DECISIONS IN EDUCATION 9 AN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM is designed to bring about changes in the capabilities and attitudes of human beings . Not all the expected changes from infancy to usefully functioning adulthood are the ...
LEARNING DECISIONS IN EDUCATION 9 AN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM is designed to bring about changes in the capabilities and attitudes of human beings . Not all the expected changes from infancy to usefully functioning adulthood are the ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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