PREDICTION OF AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION LEARNING AND TRANSPOSITION FROM CHILDREN'S AUDITORY ORDERING ABILITY.
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Auditory Perception↗
Biomedical subjects
D A RILEY
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TRAINING LEVEL AND CUE SEPARATION AS DETERMINERS OF TRANSPOSITION AND RETENTION IN RATS.
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Cues↗
Pitch and loudness transposition in children and adults.
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Adult↗
Loss and recovery of discrimination of visual depth in dark-reared rats.
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Animals↗
The effect of stimulus comparison on discrimination learning and transposition.
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Discrimination Learning↗
The effects of syllable familiarization on rote learning, association value, and reminiscence.
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Humans↗
Degree of learning and interserial interference in retention. A review of the literature and an experimental analysis.
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Learning↗
The nature of the effective stimulus in animal discrimination learning: transposition reconsidered.
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Animals↗
A critique of Köhler's theory of association.
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Humans↗
The influence of amount of prerest learning on reminiscence effects in paired-associate learning.
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Humans↗
Evidence for echolocation in the rat.
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Animals↗
Further studies of reminiscence effects with variations in stimulus-response relationships.
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Biological Phenomena↗
Reminiscence effects in paired-associate learning.
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Humans↗
Alternation behavior as a function of effortfulness of task and distribution of trials.
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Behavior↗