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Increasing the number to be learned does not change the basic nature of the learning process , but it highlights the effects of another process - forgetting Many an American boy undertakes to learn to identify by name all the new models ...
Increasing the number to be learned does not change the basic nature of the learning process , but it highlights the effects of another process - forgetting Many an American boy undertakes to learn to identify by name all the new models ...
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the individual must first acquire a distinctive set of Ss → R's that differentiate the stimuli and set off the chains leading to the responses that are the model names . But if one starts out to acquire these multiple identifications ...
the individual must first acquire a distinctive set of Ss → R's that differentiate the stimuli and set off the chains leading to the responses that are the model names . But if one starts out to acquire these multiple identifications ...
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Suffice it to say that many Ss → R connections , such as the names of common objects and events , are needed , as well as others pertaining to the use of the hands in using a pencil and the eyes in scanning the environment .
Suffice it to say that many Ss → R connections , such as the names of common objects and events , are needed , as well as others pertaining to the use of the hands in using a pencil and the eyes in scanning the environment .
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