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The final additional set , which Maier called direction , improved the probabilities of solution still more . The proportions of college students solving the pendulum problem under each of these three conditions were 0 out of 15 , 1 out ...
The final additional set , which Maier called direction , improved the probabilities of solution still more . The proportions of college students solving the pendulum problem under each of these three conditions were 0 out of 15 , 1 out ...
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CONVEYING INFORMATION ABOUT EXPECTED PERFORMANCE Another function of verbal directions in the learning situation is to ... Such instructions may provide continuing “ direction ” to learning , in the sense suggested by Maier ( 1930 ) .
CONVEYING INFORMATION ABOUT EXPECTED PERFORMANCE Another function of verbal directions in the learning situation is to ... Such instructions may provide continuing “ direction ” to learning , in the sense suggested by Maier ( 1930 ) .
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Very soon these can be supplanted by oral commands , and later still by printed directions such as , “ No tice the number of electrons in the outer ring , " or " Look at the graph in Figure 23. ” Activities other than attention may also ...
Very soon these can be supplanted by oral commands , and later still by printed directions such as , “ No tice the number of electrons in the outer ring , " or " Look at the graph in Figure 23. ” Activities other than attention may also ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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