WebbThe similarity paradox in learning and recall is held to result from the analysis of the problem by Robinson. The latter, because he used an identical elements definition of similarity, confounded the variable with the use of two response definitions. "Maximum similarity between OL and IL may be the condition for either maximum facilitation or … WebbSkaggs-Robinson hypothesis. Russian-english psychology dictionary. 2013. Игры ...

Loterre: Mémoire: testable hypothesis

WebbIn an effort to verify the Skaggs-Robinson hypothesis a second experiment was performed, in which the interpolated materials were lists of synonyms of increasing similarity. The … WebbAbstract "Comparison of studies supporting the Skaggs-Robinson hypothesis with those by McGeoch and others using meaningful materials presents a paradox: the former find … blue nikita

Loterre: Memory: retroactive interference

WebbHypothesis about the level of retroactive interference depending on the degree of similarity between the original learning and a second memory task. When both tasks are identical, … WebbWhen the two memory tasks are different, the original learning retention would be better, but without reaching the highest level (Robinson, 1927; Skaggs, 1925). Hypothesis about the level of retroactive interference depending on the degree of similarity between the original learning and a second memory task. WebbHypothesis about the level of retroactive interference depending on the degree of similarity between the original learning and a second memory task. When both tasks are identical, … blue nevus melanoma symptoms