He also developed a discrimination learning theory.
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Sireteanu and Rettenback discussed discrimination learning effects that generalize across eyes, retinal locations and tasks.
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"' Discrimination Learning : "'is the ability to distinguish or discriminate one chain from another.
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Both positive and negative effects have been shown in education through learned generalization and its contrasting notion of discrimination learning.
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Her major research began with a study of discrimination learning in young children to compare their behavior to adult humans and rats.
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Calves are capable of discrimination learning and adult cattle compare favourably with small mammals in their learning ability in the Closed-field Test.
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In other words, Terrace has claimed that the " by-products " of conventional discrimination learning do not occur with the errorless procedure.
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In discrimination learning, an error is a response to the S ", and according to Terrace errors are not required for successful discrimination performance.
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Among psychologists, Sutherland is best known for his theoretical and empirical work in comparative psychology, particularly in relation to visual pattern recognition and discrimination learning.
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The importance of the inferior temporal neocortex in visual discrimination learning and remembering in macaque monkeys was established in the 1950s by several investigators, including George Ettlinger.
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