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Bringing About And Maintaining A Mature Sentence Style In Undergraduate Students, Mary Beth Tillema
Bringing About And Maintaining A Mature Sentence Style In Undergraduate Students, Mary Beth Tillema
Masters Theses
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The Comparative Effects Of Assignment Size And Pacing Contingencies On The Academic And Social Behavior Of High School Students, Linda M. Campbell
The Comparative Effects Of Assignment Size And Pacing Contingencies On The Academic And Social Behavior Of High School Students, Linda M. Campbell
Masters Theses
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A Comparison Of Two Systems Of Instruction In Three Sixth-Grade Language Classes, David G. Fossum
A Comparison Of Two Systems Of Instruction In Three Sixth-Grade Language Classes, David G. Fossum
Masters Theses
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Early Education: Preschool To Kindergarten, A Critical Period, John R. Chirco
Early Education: Preschool To Kindergarten, A Critical Period, John R. Chirco
Masters Theses
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The Effects Of Two Types Of Remedial Procedures On Test Performance Of Middle School Students, Linda Borgman
The Effects Of Two Types Of Remedial Procedures On Test Performance Of Middle School Students, Linda Borgman
Masters Theses
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A Point System For Maintaining Accurate Grading In A Psi Course, Terry E. Mcsween
A Point System For Maintaining Accurate Grading In A Psi Course, Terry E. Mcsween
Masters Theses
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Transfer Of Serial Position Effect To Paired-Associate Learning, James Lloyd Beckles
Transfer Of Serial Position Effect To Paired-Associate Learning, James Lloyd Beckles
Masters Theses
The experiment was designed to evaluate the role of position in serial learning. In the position learning task, subjects learned two serial lists presented alternately, then learned a subsequent paired associate list consisting of items of the previously learned serial list. The paired associate list contained three types of pairs; the same position-same pair, different position-same pair, and different position-different pair. The findings of the experiment supported the position hypothesis that if position is the cue for the recall of the item in a serial list, then, a subsequent paired associate list that is made up of the two previously …