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These are a stimulus situation , represented by S , a set of responses , R , and the inferred connection between them , often shown by a set of connecting lines . These are simply convenient descriptive terms , and should not be ...
These are a stimulus situation , represented by S , a set of responses , R , and the inferred connection between them , often shown by a set of connecting lines . These are simply convenient descriptive terms , and should not be ...
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A set of verbal ( or other ) chains must have previously been acquired to representative stimulus situations that exhibit the ... CONDITIONS WITHIN THE SITUATION • In human learners , the situational conditions for learning concepts are ...
A set of verbal ( or other ) chains must have previously been acquired to representative stimulus situations that exhibit the ... CONDITIONS WITHIN THE SITUATION • In human learners , the situational conditions for learning concepts are ...
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Only in this way can the necessary stimulation from his own muscles be made to occur dependably as a part of the total stimulus situation . As these examples imply , the presence of kinesthetic stimulation is equally necessary when ...
Only in this way can the necessary stimulation from his own muscles be made to occur dependably as a part of the total stimulus situation . As these examples imply , the presence of kinesthetic stimulation is equally necessary when ...
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