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Once these events have occurred , the new capability may be verified by asking for the identification of several additional instances of the class , again using stimuli to which the learner has not acquired specific verbal chains .
Once these events have occurred , the new capability may be verified by asking for the identification of several additional instances of the class , again using stimuli to which the learner has not acquired specific verbal chains .
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The effect of concept learning is to free the individual from control by specific stimuli . This kind of learning , then , is obviously of tremendous importance for most kinds of intellectual activity engaged in by the human individual ...
The effect of concept learning is to free the individual from control by specific stimuli . This kind of learning , then , is obviously of tremendous importance for most kinds of intellectual activity engaged in by the human individual ...
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Some discussions of the problems of motivation speak of “ motivation to learn ” as if this were a specific kind of resolve by means of which the student could say to himself , “ I must learn this , ” and learning would then follow .
Some discussions of the problems of motivation speak of “ motivation to learn ” as if this were a specific kind of resolve by means of which the student could say to himself , “ I must learn this , ” and learning would then follow .
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