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| − | + | Paired Associates Learning invloves pairing 2 items, usually words, as a stimulus and a response. When the learner is prompted with the stimulus word he responds with the appropriate word. Paired Associates learning is considered a third kind of learning. When we learn a new word we must pair the word itself with the concept in represents. This invovles two separate mental processes: learning the response, and formation of the bond between the two words. | |
* History | * History | ||
| − | + | The idea of Paired Assocaites Learning was created by Mary Whiton Calkins in 1894. | |
* References | * References | ||
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Paired Associates Learning
Basic Characteristics
- Description
Paired Associates Learning invloves pairing 2 items, usually words, as a stimulus and a response. When the learner is prompted with the stimulus word he responds with the appropriate word. Paired Associates learning is considered a third kind of learning. When we learn a new word we must pair the word itself with the concept in represents. This invovles two separate mental processes: learning the response, and formation of the bond between the two words.
- History
The idea of Paired Assocaites Learning was created by Mary Whiton Calkins in 1894.
- References
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