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TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING • In simplest terms , a principle is a chain of two or more concepts . It functions to control behavior in the manner suggested by a verbalized rule of the form “ If A , then B , ” where A and B are concepts ...
TYPE 7 : PRINCIPLE LEARNING • In simplest terms , a principle is a chain of two or more concepts . It functions to control behavior in the manner suggested by a verbalized rule of the form “ If A , then B , ” where A and B are concepts ...
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( We may call the blocks A , A , and B. ) Unknown to the child , the experimenter follows the rule of always placing the candy under the odd block , the one that is unlike the other two . Initially , of course , the child really does ...
( We may call the blocks A , A , and B. ) Unknown to the child , the experimenter follows the rule of always placing the candy under the odd block , the one that is unlike the other two . Initially , of course , the child really does ...
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In traditional language instruction , these are the " rules of grammar and syntax . ... If he learns a verbal rule for German such as " in in the sense of ' moving into ' is followed by an accusative form of the noun , ” this is a ...
In traditional language instruction , these are the " rules of grammar and syntax . ... If he learns a verbal rule for German such as " in in the sense of ' moving into ' is followed by an accusative form of the noun , ” this is a ...
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