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There is no particular reason to believe that these require any different conditions for learning . The optimal conditions may , however , be more difficult to achieve . For example , Ss → R learning must be established , both for the ...
There is no particular reason to believe that these require any different conditions for learning . The optimal conditions may , however , be more difficult to achieve . For example , Ss → R learning must be established , both for the ...
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The reason for this is not far to seek : it is simply that human beings rapidly acquire a background of prerequisite learning which enters into the subsequent acquisition of these more complex varieties . No doubt this is the primary ...
The reason for this is not far to seek : it is simply that human beings rapidly acquire a background of prerequisite learning which enters into the subsequent acquisition of these more complex varieties . No doubt this is the primary ...
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But the fact that they must be well communicated , and are subject to the " sharpening " of criticism by members of the group , may be a reason why group problem solving is found to be more effective than individual solving of the same ...
But the fact that they must be well communicated , and are subject to the " sharpening " of criticism by members of the group , may be a reason why group problem solving is found to be more effective than individual solving of the same ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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