Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... least , to sources of information unknown to the client . Finally , it may be argued that the conveyance of information about the environment to the client may be among the most useful and the least determinative of all the activities ...
... least , to sources of information unknown to the client . Finally , it may be argued that the conveyance of information about the environment to the client may be among the most useful and the least determinative of all the activities ...
Page 104
... least under certain circumstances , re- sponses which " solve problems , " i.e. , which get " rewarded , " are reinforced and that those which " make prob- lems , " i.e. , which get " punished , " are inhibited . In other words , it is ...
... least under certain circumstances , re- sponses which " solve problems , " i.e. , which get " rewarded , " are reinforced and that those which " make prob- lems , " i.e. , which get " punished , " are inhibited . In other words , it is ...
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... least five basic functions : 1 ) . Surely the first of these is ob- vious enough to everyone . When we put the question by asking why we punish children instead of letting them learn by the natural conse quences of their actions , the ...
... least five basic functions : 1 ) . Surely the first of these is ob- vious enough to everyone . When we put the question by asking why we punish children instead of letting them learn by the natural conse quences of their actions , the ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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