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As examples , the prototypes themselves represent a variety of kinds of learning . It has not been found possible to " reduce ” one variety to another , although many attempts have been made . In addition , there are many instances of ...
As examples , the prototypes themselves represent a variety of kinds of learning . It has not been found possible to " reduce ” one variety to another , although many attempts have been made . In addition , there are many instances of ...
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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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stimuli for the learning of concept categories are the objects ( or events ) selected to represent the class being learned . For example , if the concept triangle is to be learned , it is necessary to represent a variety of these in ...
stimuli for the learning of concept categories are the objects ( or events ) selected to represent the class being learned . For example , if the concept triangle is to be learned , it is necessary to represent a variety of these in ...
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