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... Similar or identical elements become associated . What psychologists call " transfer " may be viewed as an application of the mode of similar- ity at the level of learning . An acquired response is extended to similar situations . For ...
... Similar or identical elements become associated . What psychologists call " transfer " may be viewed as an application of the mode of similar- ity at the level of learning . An acquired response is extended to similar situations . For ...
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... similar to this , though on a much lesser scale , among Italians in New York City . In some sectors of New York City where there was a prejudice against Italians , I saw vaudeville shows , performed by Italians , in which ...
... similar to this , though on a much lesser scale , among Italians in New York City . In some sectors of New York City where there was a prejudice against Italians , I saw vaudeville shows , performed by Italians , in which ...
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... Similar in the Dissimilar : The Metaphor WE HAVE repeatedly seen that one of the mainstays of human cog- nition is the ability to associate similar things and then to distinguish similarity from identity . The person who creates a ...
... Similar in the Dissimilar : The Metaphor WE HAVE repeatedly seen that one of the mainstays of human cog- nition is the ability to associate similar things and then to distinguish similarity from identity . The person who creates a ...
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