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THE EFFECTS OF INTERFERENCE One of the most important phenomena that occurs in connection with the learning of verbal associates and sequences is interference . Many experimental studies of such learning have led to the inference that ...
THE EFFECTS OF INTERFERENCE One of the most important phenomena that occurs in connection with the learning of verbal associates and sequences is interference . Many experimental studies of such learning have led to the inference that ...
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explanation is that in the process of connecting up a particular link , because of interference , other links ( both previous and subsequent ones ) become harder to remember . In the chain CAT RED SIT LAM TIN ROW , when one has learned ...
explanation is that in the process of connecting up a particular link , because of interference , other links ( both previous and subsequent ones ) become harder to remember . In the chain CAT RED SIT LAM TIN ROW , when one has learned ...
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The most prominent phenomenon in multiple - discrimination learning is interference . Whenever recall is attempted , whether during the course of learning the entire set or afterward , evidence is obtained of confusion among the links ...
The most prominent phenomenon in multiple - discrimination learning is interference . Whenever recall is attempted , whether during the course of learning the entire set or afterward , evidence is obtained of confusion among the links ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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