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23) In a now-classic series of studies, Rovee-Collier and colleagues (24) developed an associative learning paradigm to study the ability of young infants to learn and remember a cause-and-effect relationship between movement of their body and movement of their immediate environment. Work experience in business and the public sector should support and reinforce students' general academic competence, communication skills, critical thinking, and associative learning. Relevant to career and college options, topics for discussion in the interviews included instrumental and associative learning experiences concerning their interests, abilities, and beliefs, ideal aspirations and realistic expectations, possi ble resources and barriers, and areas of interest for future learning. |
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