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This is called multiple discrimination . ... MULTIPLE - DISCRIMINATION LEARNING ( TYPE 5 ) Acquiring multiple discriminations is obviously an undertaking of great importance in everyday life and in school learning .
This is called multiple discrimination . ... MULTIPLE - DISCRIMINATION LEARNING ( TYPE 5 ) Acquiring multiple discriminations is obviously an undertaking of great importance in everyday life and in school learning .
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It is of some interest to note that once the multiple discriminations are learned , whether they have been difficult or easy , they then are subsequently remembered just about equally well . This was Gibson's finding when she measured ...
It is of some interest to note that once the multiple discriminations are learned , whether they have been difficult or easy , they then are subsequently remembered just about equally well . This was Gibson's finding when she measured ...
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Multiple discriminations are frequently required in the learning that takes place in school . The young child must learn distinguishing names for a great variety of classes of things and events in his environment - rocks , birds , stars ...
Multiple discriminations are frequently required in the learning that takes place in school . The young child must learn distinguishing names for a great variety of classes of things and events in his environment - rocks , birds , stars ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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