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The study of maze learning tended to obscure the fact that chains , under optimal conditions , are easy to learn . The learning of mazes appeared to be a gradual process primarily because animals were spending their time learning to ...
The study of maze learning tended to obscure the fact that chains , under optimal conditions , are easy to learn . The learning of mazes appeared to be a gradual process primarily because animals were spending their time learning to ...
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Consequently , he must be asked to exhibit terminal responses that are possible only if he can in fact put together the concepts round and roll . Knowing the principle means being able to demonstrate that round things roll , not simply ...
Consequently , he must be asked to exhibit terminal responses that are possible only if he can in fact put together the concepts round and roll . Knowing the principle means being able to demonstrate that round things roll , not simply ...
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In fact , virtually all the principles listed above can be taught by means of instruction using discovery methods . It may be that there is a particular value to instruction which emphasizes problem solving for science subjects ...
In fact , virtually all the principles listed above can be taught by means of instruction using discovery methods . It may be that there is a particular value to instruction which emphasizes problem solving for science subjects ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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