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A third condition relates to the repetition variable . Presumably , if all other conditions were fully met , repetition would be unnecessary . The chain would tend to form itself on the first occasion . Practically speaking , however ...
A third condition relates to the repetition variable . Presumably , if all other conditions were fully met , repetition would be unnecessary . The chain would tend to form itself on the first occasion . Practically speaking , however ...
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But by all odds the most important condition for the prevention of forgetting of verbal sequences is repetition . Its effects are seen in Figure 7. The longer the sequence is , the greater the interference , and the more repetition is ...
But by all odds the most important condition for the prevention of forgetting of verbal sequences is repetition . Its effects are seen in Figure 7. The longer the sequence is , the greater the interference , and the more repetition is ...
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Nevertheless , some interference will occur , and this generates the need for repetition . Under such circumstances , the amount of repetition required will increase with the number of chains to be discriminated . 3.
Nevertheless , some interference will occur , and this generates the need for repetition . Under such circumstances , the amount of repetition required will increase with the number of chains to be discriminated . 3.
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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