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Alternatively , it may become equally comprehensive as a result of a deliberate instructional process carried out over a much shorter period of time . It is quite important to note , however , that adults do not always , or even ...
Alternatively , it may become equally comprehensive as a result of a deliberate instructional process carried out over a much shorter period of time . It is quite important to note , however , that adults do not always , or even ...
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That is , some object or event must be made to occur which will result in satisfaction to the learner , whether this be the provision of food , praise , or the relief of pain . In the example of the infant and his bottle , the Ss → R ...
That is , some object or event must be made to occur which will result in satisfaction to the learner , whether this be the provision of food , praise , or the relief of pain . In the example of the infant and his bottle , the Ss → R ...
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Differential reinforcement for the 1000 - cycle tone vs. no tone brought about the result that this particular tone became an essential part of the stimulus situation controlling the key - pecking response . A similar result could have ...
Differential reinforcement for the 1000 - cycle tone vs. no tone brought about the result that this particular tone became an essential part of the stimulus situation controlling the key - pecking response . A similar result could have ...
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