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he may have an “ insight ” into the solution that is accompanied by the generation of a “ new ” principle ( new to ... Such principles seem to be retained very well ; it is as though the individual's intellectual effort in arriving at ...
he may have an “ insight ” into the solution that is accompanied by the generation of a “ new ” principle ( new to ... Such principles seem to be retained very well ; it is as though the individual's intellectual effort in arriving at ...
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ing , ” may take many forms , so long as it constitutes a demonstration of the principle . ... THE INSTRUCTIONAL SEQUENCE • The conditions for learning principles that are in the situation , then , are largely incorporated in an ...
ing , ” may take many forms , so long as it constitutes a demonstration of the principle . ... THE INSTRUCTIONAL SEQUENCE • The conditions for learning principles that are in the situation , then , are largely incorporated in an ...
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a tions concerning the dependence of learning of each principle on the attainment of prerequisite principles : If a student could demonstrate his knowledge of Principle Ia , did this mean he also knew IIa , IIb , and Ilc ; if he could ...
a tions concerning the dependence of learning of each principle on the attainment of prerequisite principles : If a student could demonstrate his knowledge of Principle Ia , did this mean he also knew IIa , IIb , and Ilc ; if he could ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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