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How many situations need to be used to establish precise discriminations of edge from other stimuli that are not edge ? There appears to be no known answer to this question . But it is important to conduct the discrimination learning ...
How many situations need to be used to establish precise discriminations of edge from other stimuli that are not edge ? There appears to be no known answer to this question . But it is important to conduct the discrimination learning ...
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stimulus situation belonging to the proper class but to which the learner has not previously responded . Instructions ask , “ What is this ? " to a new stimulus situation including an edge . Alternatively , the question may be “ Where ...
stimulus situation belonging to the proper class but to which the learner has not previously responded . Instructions ask , “ What is this ? " to a new stimulus situation including an edge . Alternatively , the question may be “ Where ...
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One could perhaps think of a whole range of situations of potential applicability of the cosine relationship that displayed decreasing degrees of similarity to the situation in which the principle had originally been learned .
One could perhaps think of a whole range of situations of potential applicability of the cosine relationship that displayed decreasing degrees of similarity to the situation in which the principle had originally been learned .
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