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Thus the conditions of signal learning are relatively simple to describe and rather readily controlled . Besides the eyeblink used in our example , conditioned responses have been established for many varieties of behavior in the human ...
Thus the conditions of signal learning are relatively simple to describe and rather readily controlled . Besides the eyeblink used in our example , conditioned responses have been established for many varieties of behavior in the human ...
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If one were to attempt a generalization , one might reasonably conclude that Ss → R learning is almost always involved in the learning of voluntary motor acts , including speech utterances . Simple learned acts of the motor sort may be ...
If one were to attempt a generalization , one might reasonably conclude that Ss → R learning is almost always involved in the learning of voluntary motor acts , including speech utterances . Simple learned acts of the motor sort may be ...
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SIMPLE FORMS OF LEARNING According to a considerable body of evidence ( Kimble , 1961 , pp . 140–156 ) , feedback from the execution of desired responses in stimulus - response learning needs to occur within a few seconds if learning is ...
SIMPLE FORMS OF LEARNING According to a considerable body of evidence ( Kimble , 1961 , pp . 140–156 ) , feedback from the execution of desired responses in stimulus - response learning needs to occur within a few seconds if learning is ...
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