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It must be admitted here that little is known about the nature of this “ combining ” event , and it cannot now be described with any degree of completeness . Simply writing down in a sequence the “ logical steps ” followed in the ...
It must be admitted here that little is known about the nature of this “ combining ” event , and it cannot now be described with any degree of completeness . Simply writing down in a sequence the “ logical steps ” followed in the ...
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It is this particular contrast between the two phenomena that emphasizes the active nature of the process of extinction . STIMULUS - RESPONSE LEARNING ( Type 2 ) » Another fundamental kind of learning , simple to observe and widespread ...
It is this particular contrast between the two phenomena that emphasizes the active nature of the process of extinction . STIMULUS - RESPONSE LEARNING ( Type 2 ) » Another fundamental kind of learning , simple to observe and widespread ...
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In addition , decisions need to be made about the nature and extent of transfer of learning , or the desired " applications ” of what is learned . Interacting with both these kinds of decisions are choices governing the assessment of ...
In addition , decisions need to be made about the nature and extent of transfer of learning , or the desired " applications ” of what is learned . Interacting with both these kinds of decisions are choices governing the assessment of ...
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