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THE VIEW OF LEARNING PRESENTED IN THIS BOOK How can one determine what learning is ? The plan to be followed in this volume is to classify some everyday observations about learning , and thus to identify and distinguish some varieties ...
THE VIEW OF LEARNING PRESENTED IN THIS BOOK How can one determine what learning is ? The plan to be followed in this volume is to classify some everyday observations about learning , and thus to identify and distinguish some varieties ...
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When give is presented alone , the discrimination task is not very demanding , but when give is presented along with ... This point can be illustrated more vividly by the presentation of a somewhat different list of French equivalents ...
When give is presented alone , the discrimination task is not very demanding , but when give is presented along with ... This point can be illustrated more vividly by the presentation of a somewhat different list of French equivalents ...
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For each single asso ciate , the learner is then able to reinstate the entire chain by himself , when the stimulus ( the English word ) is presented . But the task of retaining what he has learned is considerably more difficult when a ...
For each single asso ciate , the learner is then able to reinstate the entire chain by himself , when the stimulus ( the English word ) is presented . But the task of retaining what he has learned is considerably more difficult when a ...
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