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One learner might supply a link taken from a previously learned chain about " Dick's hatband , " and so construct the chain : HAT - Dick's - FIX ; this is neat because the response “ Dick's ” rhymes with the response " fix , ” and thus ...
One learner might supply a link taken from a previously learned chain about " Dick's hatband , " and so construct the chain : HAT - Dick's - FIX ; this is neat because the response “ Dick's ” rhymes with the response " fix , ” and thus ...
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However , the figure does illustrate well the effect of the factor of length of chain on the difficulty of learning In the case of lengthy verbal chains , some aspects of the sequence itself may have been previously learned , as well as ...
However , the figure does illustrate well the effect of the factor of length of chain on the difficulty of learning In the case of lengthy verbal chains , some aspects of the sequence itself may have been previously learned , as well as ...
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It is of some interest to note that once the multiple discriminations are learned , whether they have been difficult or ... One way to specify the conditions for optimal learning is to say that the learner must have previously acquired ...
It is of some interest to note that once the multiple discriminations are learned , whether they have been difficult or ... One way to specify the conditions for optimal learning is to say that the learner must have previously acquired ...
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