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The verbal cues provided by the instructions become , for the verbally competent individual , stimuli that ensure the occurrence of the correct positioning response , or the correct inserting response , rather than an incorrect one .
The verbal cues provided by the instructions become , for the verbally competent individual , stimuli that ensure the occurrence of the correct positioning response , or the correct inserting response , rather than an incorrect one .
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Verbal cues are next given for the principle as a whole . In our simple example , the verbal statement “ Round things roll ” accomplishes this purpose . However , it should be noted that these verbal cues to the principle need not be an ...
Verbal cues are next given for the principle as a whole . In our simple example , the verbal statement “ Round things roll ” accomplishes this purpose . However , it should be noted that these verbal cues to the principle need not be an ...
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As learning proceeds , these extra cues may be made to " vanish ” when they are no longer needed . Stimuli that function as extra cues may take a variety of forms . For example , they may be pictorial , as when a sequence is depicted in ...
As learning proceeds , these extra cues may be made to " vanish ” when they are no longer needed . Stimuli that function as extra cues may take a variety of forms . For example , they may be pictorial , as when a sequence is depicted in ...
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