The Conditions of Learning |
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It becomes possible to observe the conditions under which learning takes place , and to describe them in objective language . It is possible to detect relationships between these conditions and the changes in human behavior that occur ...
It becomes possible to observe the conditions under which learning takes place , and to describe them in objective language . It is possible to detect relationships between these conditions and the changes in human behavior that occur ...
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This will lead to a description of the factors that determine learning , derived insofar as possible from available evidence in controlled experimentation . By this means it will be possible to differentiate several kinds of learning ...
This will lead to a description of the factors that determine learning , derived insofar as possible from available evidence in controlled experimentation . By this means it will be possible to differentiate several kinds of learning ...
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Is it possible also to understand how the child learns to construct meaningful sentences ? 3. A traditional prototype may be used to represent learning the name of a particular dog . Can one also account for the differentiation of dogs ...
Is it possible also to understand how the child learns to construct meaningful sentences ? 3. A traditional prototype may be used to represent learning the name of a particular dog . Can one also account for the differentiation of dogs ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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