Education 2000 A.D.Syracuse University Press, 1956 - 321 pages |
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... connectionism , conditioning , and field theory . To take the theories in the order named : in connectionism , learning consists in the formation of connections between stimuli or situations on the one hand , and responses thereto ; in ...
... connectionism , conditioning , and field theory . To take the theories in the order named : in connectionism , learning consists in the formation of connections between stimuli or situations on the one hand , and responses thereto ; in ...
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... connectionism : one hypothesizes the establishment of many conditioned responses , both at the same time and in succession ; and the subsequent organization and integration of responses is itself explicable as conditioning . The third ...
... connectionism : one hypothesizes the establishment of many conditioned responses , both at the same time and in succession ; and the subsequent organization and integration of responses is itself explicable as conditioning . The third ...
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... Connectionism Perhaps the single best illustration is provided by Thorndike , the brilliant progenitor of connectionism . In two volumes ? Thorndike undertook to show how his theory could supply a sound basis for organizing both ...
... Connectionism Perhaps the single best illustration is provided by Thorndike , the brilliant progenitor of connectionism . In two volumes ? Thorndike undertook to show how his theory could supply a sound basis for organizing both ...
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