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The entire set of principles , organized in this way , forms a hierarchy that may be called the structure of organized knowledge about a topic . An example of a hierarchy of principles for a topic in elementary nonmetric geometry is ...
The entire set of principles , organized in this way , forms a hierarchy that may be called the structure of organized knowledge about a topic . An example of a hierarchy of principles for a topic in elementary nonmetric geometry is ...
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As we have seen , there is some stimulus - response learning as well as some multiple - discrimination learning even in an advanced topic like integration , whereas some problem solving can occur even in the elementary topics of ...
As we have seen , there is some stimulus - response learning as well as some multiple - discrimination learning even in an advanced topic like integration , whereas some problem solving can occur even in the elementary topics of ...
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topic must first be analyzed to determine its composition . This is the process of analysis that leads to the specification of knowledge hierarchies such as those described in Chapter 7 . Analysis of a topic begins with the statement of ...
topic must first be analyzed to determine its composition . This is the process of analysis that leads to the specification of knowledge hierarchies such as those described in Chapter 7 . Analysis of a topic begins with the statement of ...
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