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The chain would tend to form itself on the first occasion . Practically speaking , however , it is difficult to ensure that all the conditions are fully met . The individual links may be only partially learned , or the prompting may be ...
The chain would tend to form itself on the first occasion . Practically speaking , however , it is difficult to ensure that all the conditions are fully met . The individual links may be only partially learned , or the prompting may be ...
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a need to undertake special discrimination learning for some particular Ss → R in the chain ( for example , the one that includes the response for ... Presumably , individual links in chains are subject to differential forgetting .
a need to undertake special discrimination learning for some particular Ss → R in the chain ( for example , the one that includes the response for ... Presumably , individual links in chains are subject to differential forgetting .
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CONDITIONS OF THE LEARNING SITUATION · When conditions within the learner are satisfied , the learning of a verbal chain is a fairly simple matter . 1. The verbal units must be presented in the proper sequence .
CONDITIONS OF THE LEARNING SITUATION · When conditions within the learner are satisfied , the learning of a verbal chain is a fairly simple matter . 1. The verbal units must be presented in the proper sequence .
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