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Generalization may be shown to other stimuli that resemble the original stimulus , as measured along some physical dimension . Hovland ( 1937 ) obtained the results shown in Figure 3 when he measured the strength of the GSR to stimulus ...
Generalization may be shown to other stimuli that resemble the original stimulus , as measured along some physical dimension . Hovland ( 1937 ) obtained the results shown in Figure 3 when he measured the strength of the GSR to stimulus ...
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STIMULUS - RESPONSE LEARNING ( Type 2 ) Another fundamental kind of learning , simple to observe and widespread in its occurrence , is here called stimulus - response learning . Thorndike called it trial - and - error learning ...
STIMULUS - RESPONSE LEARNING ( Type 2 ) Another fundamental kind of learning , simple to observe and widespread in its occurrence , is here called stimulus - response learning . Thorndike called it trial - and - error learning ...
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In general , then , if suitable conditions for reinforcement are present both within and outside the learner , the establishment of stimulus - response learning becomes primarily a matter of arranging conditions for the desired stimulus ...
In general , then , if suitable conditions for reinforcement are present both within and outside the learner , the establishment of stimulus - response learning becomes primarily a matter of arranging conditions for the desired stimulus ...
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