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He thus attempted to restore to animal behavior the “ ideas ” ( although this was not his term ) that had been considered unnecessary by Thorndike . THE CONDITIONED RESPONSE I. P. Pavlov ( 1927 ) found that when a signal such as a ...
He thus attempted to restore to animal behavior the “ ideas ” ( although this was not his term ) that had been considered unnecessary by Thorndike . THE CONDITIONED RESPONSE I. P. Pavlov ( 1927 ) found that when a signal such as a ...
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By some peculiar semantic process , these , examples became prototypes of learning , and thus were considered to represent the domain of learning as a whole , or at least in large part . Somehow , they came to be placed in opposition to ...
By some peculiar semantic process , these , examples became prototypes of learning , and thus were considered to represent the domain of learning as a whole , or at least in large part . Somehow , they came to be placed in opposition to ...
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the sequence of letters in the alphabet , whether or not this is considered good pedagogical practice . Students memorize formulas , or key numbers like the square roots of 2 and 3 , and occasionally much longer numbers .
the sequence of letters in the alphabet , whether or not this is considered good pedagogical practice . Students memorize formulas , or key numbers like the square roots of 2 and 3 , and occasionally much longer numbers .
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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