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Alternatively , the question may be “ Where is the edge ? " 3. Once these events have occurred , the new capability may be verified by asking for the identification of several additional instances of the class , again using stimuli to ...
Alternatively , the question may be “ Where is the edge ? " 3. Once these events have occurred , the new capability may be verified by asking for the identification of several additional instances of the class , again using stimuli to ...
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Step 2 : Question the learner in a way that requires the reinstatement ( recall ) of the previously learned concepts that make up the principle . Step 3 : Use verbal statements ( cues ) that will lead the learner to put the principle ...
Step 2 : Question the learner in a way that requires the reinstatement ( recall ) of the previously learned concepts that make up the principle . Step 3 : Use verbal statements ( cues ) that will lead the learner to put the principle ...
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The process is usually initiated , however , by verbally stated questions of the “ problem - solving ” variety . An important alternative method is to place the individual within a problem situation more or less directly , without the ...
The process is usually initiated , however , by verbally stated questions of the “ problem - solving ” variety . An important alternative method is to place the individual within a problem situation more or less directly , without the ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
6 THE LEARNING OF PRINCIPLES PROBLEM SOLVING | 141 |
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