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Hovland ( 1937 ) obtained the results shown in Figure 3 when he measured the strength of the GSR to stimulus tones differing from the original signal by increasing amounts of “ just noticeable difference ” ( JND ) .
Hovland ( 1937 ) obtained the results shown in Figure 3 when he measured the strength of the GSR to stimulus tones differing from the original signal by increasing amounts of “ just noticeable difference ” ( JND ) .
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Of course , the learners remembered increasing numbers of the adjectives from the second list , the more repetitions they had . But what happened to the adjectives from the first set of chains ? The finding was that as the second set ...
Of course , the learners remembered increasing numbers of the adjectives from the second list , the more repetitions they had . But what happened to the adjectives from the first set of chains ? The finding was that as the second set ...
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Increasing the similarity of the set of stimulus objects involved in multiple - discrimination learning , then , has the quite definite effect of increasing the difficulty of learning . The interference that takes place during the ...
Increasing the similarity of the set of stimulus objects involved in multiple - discrimination learning , then , has the quite definite effect of increasing the difficulty of learning . The interference that takes place during the ...
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