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According to the psychologist Edward C Tolman, learning that is not immediate demonstrated in overt behavior is termed as
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Latent learning
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Essentially, classical conditioning is a process of
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Learning an association between two stimuli
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In operant conditioning, a discriminative stimulus is defined as a
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Environmental stimulus or cue in the presence of which a particular response is more likely to be reinforced
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according to a blank model development by blank, behavior is shaped and maintained by its
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Operant conditioning; BF Skinner
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In psychology, the formal definition of learning is
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a process which produces a relative enduring change in behavior or knowledge as a result of past experience
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In the brain, simple memories may be blank and complex memories made be blank
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Localized; distributed
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In relations to amnesia, backward moving is to blank as forward moving is to blank
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Retrograde amnesia; Anterograde amnesia
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Cramming, or blank is less affected at boosting memory than blank
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Mass practice; distributed practice
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In Bradley's model of working memory, one component called The Blank is specialized for verbal material, such as list of numbers or words.
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Phonological loop
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The famous case of the man known as HM illustrates the important role played by blank in the formation of new memories
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The hippocampus
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