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The operational concepts employed in this chapter do not differ markedly from the empirical concepts of alternative S - R associative approaches to learning . The number of constructs and operations and the labels assigned to them in a ...
The operational concepts employed in this chapter do not differ markedly from the empirical concepts of alternative S - R associative approaches to learning . The number of constructs and operations and the labels assigned to them in a ...
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The conditioning concepts we have employed thus order environmental operations that effect systematic and reversible changes in observable behaviors . And the approach we have detailed remains open to the addition of new concepts as ...
The conditioning concepts we have employed thus order environmental operations that effect systematic and reversible changes in observable behaviors . And the approach we have detailed remains open to the addition of new concepts as ...
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and Ausubel's concept of " satellization . " They all imply a trend to structure imitative processes in terms of conceptions of structured roles , i.e. , of categories of persons in defined relations to one another with normatively ...
and Ausubel's concept of " satellization . " They all imply a trend to structure imitative processes in terms of conceptions of structured roles , i.e. , of categories of persons in defined relations to one another with normatively ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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