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It is difficult indeed to find an example of human learning that might represent stimulus - response learning in relatively pure form . Many instances that seem at first glance to be suitable examples of this class turn out on closer ...
It is difficult indeed to find an example of human learning that might represent stimulus - response learning in relatively pure form . Many instances that seem at first glance to be suitable examples of this class turn out on closer ...
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Figure 4 , for example , compares the behavior of one of Thorndike's cats in problem box D , which could be opened by pulling on a string hanging to the right of the door , and in box C , which could be opened by turning a " button ...
Figure 4 , for example , compares the behavior of one of Thorndike's cats in problem box D , which could be opened by pulling on a string hanging to the right of the door , and in box C , which could be opened by turning a " button ...
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With adults , finding examples of this kind of learning by itself is a practically impossible task . ... for example , position the child's mouth and tongue so that something approaching the proper articulation will emerge .
With adults , finding examples of this kind of learning by itself is a practically impossible task . ... for example , position the child's mouth and tongue so that something approaching the proper articulation will emerge .
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