Although he believed in one-trial learning, Guthrie valued practice in the classroom.
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Both species showed one-trial learning with the visual cues of color and shape, whereas only the marmosets did so with an olfactory cue.
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This one-trial learning is adaptive since it will prevent a subject from ingesting a substance that would make them sick, however, it is possible for a taste aversion to occur coincidentally.
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One-trial learning occurs when it only takes one pairing of the US and CS to elicit the CR . Unlike other forms of conditioning, repeated pairings will not have an effect on the strength of the CR.
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Ouspensky recounts his trials learning this new system, which he later refers to as the Fourth Way, often recollecting entire lectures, or parts of lectures, which Gurdjieff gave to his disciples in St . Petersburg and Moscow from 1915-1917.
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