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learning theory

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learning theory
Etymology: AS, leornian, to learn; Gk, theoria, speculation
a group of concepts and principles that attempts to explain the learning process. One concept, Guthrie's contiguous conditioning premise, postulates that each response becomes permanently linked with stimuli present at the time so that contiguity rather than reinforcement is a part of the learning process.


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