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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"Discrimination learning."”.
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Systematic response patterns in discrimination learning
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Cue and Contextual Stimulus Intensity in Discrimination Learning
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Habituation, Discrimination Learning, and Visual Information Processing in Infants
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Aging and Associative and Inductive Reasoning Processes in Discrimination Learning
… feature positive (FP) and feature negative (FN) discrimination learning. Younger and older adults completed initial and transfer tasks with either consistent or inconsistent transfer. Participants articulated a rule on every trial. The measure of discrimination learning was the number of trials …
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Discrimination Learning as a Function of Ma, Iq, and Institutionalization
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Effects of high and low frequency differentials on verbal discrimination learning
… two background frequency differentials on verbal discrimination learning. Two 16 item-word lists were constructed. In the high differential (HD) list were word pairs in which the relative background frequency of the two words in each pair was at least 5 to 1. The low differential (LD) list was …
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Chronological Age and Mental Age in Discrimination Learning Under Reinforcement Delay
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Some Effects of Withdrawal of Conditioned Reinforcers on Children's Discrimination Learning
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An experimental analysis of a coding response theory of discrimination learning
… functional rules for a coding response theory of discrimination learning. Two of these rules, 1) coding responses occur in the presence of experimental stimuli and produce discriminative stimulus consequences, and 2) code items are values or a particular stimulus dimension, were assumed by the …
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The time interval variable in discrimination learning with retarded and normal subjects
… primarily at dealing with this discrepancy in discrimination learning process results, should be particularly important in that it will attempt to provide some further accurately measure evidence within this area, and explore a variable hitherto neglected in prior related research. This …
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Delayed Reinforcement and Delayed Response in Discrimination Learning of Developmentally Retarded Children
… a preliminary investigation of delay factors in discrimination learning, the present study was designed primarily to contrast the effect of a short delay in response with the same duration of delay of reinforcement in order to evaluate the possibility that reinforcement-delay alone during the …
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Potential for change: Characterizing synaptic plasticity following visual discrimination learning in adult rats.
… LTD) plays an important role in processes of learning and memory formation. In order to provide a link between these neurophysiological and cognitive processes the following experiments were performed using behavioral, electrophysiological, and pharmacological in vivo methods in order to …
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The effects of interpair and intrapair association and instructions on verbal discrimination learning
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Psychology, 1967
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Human Discrimination Learning as a Function of the Type of Stimulus Predifferentiation Response
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The Effects of Reward, Penalty, and an Attention Manipulation on Children's Discrimination Learning
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Inhibition and vebalization in a discrimination learning task : a comparison of normals and retardates
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Psychology, 1970
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Effects of Pretraining on the Visual Discrimination Learning Performance of 3-Month-Old Infants
… types of visual pretraining prior to a visual discrimination learning task while the control group received no pretraining. One type of pretraining, familiarization training, involved the presentation of the most salient stimulus feature used in the experimental task. The second type of …
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Comparison of two preference assessment procedures and the effect of before versus after preference assessment on children's discrimination learning
… months) either before or after performance in a discrimination learning task to determine the effect which prior preference tests have upon the relations between dimensional preference and discrimination learning. The results indicated little support for the perceptual-differentiation hypothesis …
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Effects of Habitual and Contingency Experience on the Visual Discrimination Learning and Decision Time of 4-Month-Old Infants
… visual scanning of stimuli to enhance visual discrimination learning. There were three phases to this study. Phase 1 was an assessment of all infants' natural attending behavior to compare to existing laboratory norms. Phase 2 consisted of the random assignment of infants to one of three …
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