I behavior primarily characteristic for the second state comes to follow immediately upon the first state. The operations of this law are, of course, seen on a vast scale in higher organisms, in the phenomena which we commonly call memory, association,... Behavior of the Lower Organisms - Página 291por Herbert Spencer Jennings - 1906 - 366 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
| Herbert Spencer Jennings - 1906 - 396 páginas
...physiological state into another becomes easier and more rapid ajter it has taken place a number oj times. Hence the behavior primarily characteristic...in unicellular organisms (Stentor and Vorticella), there is much reason to suppose that it is general, and that it will be demonstrated in one form or... | |
| Herbert Spencer Jennings - 1906 - 390 páginas
...into another becomes easier j and more rapid after it has taken place a number of times. Hence the I behavior primarily characteristic for the second state...demonstrated to hold in unicellular organisms (Stentor and Vorticclla), there is much reason to suppose that it is general, and that it will be demonstrated in... | |
| Edward Lee Thorndike - 1911 - 328 páginas
...follows: — The resolution of one physiological state into another becomes easier and more rapid after it has taken place a number of times. Hence the behavior...memory, association, habit formation and learning " (ibid., p. 291). This law may be expressed conveniently as a tendency of a series of states A-*B-»-C-»D... | |
| Edward Lee Thorndike - 1913 - 350 páginas
...follows : The resolution of one physiological state into another becomes easier and more rapid after it has taken place a number of times. Hence the behavior...memory, association, habit formation and learning." [ibid., p. 291.] This law may be expressed symbolically as follows : Let A, B, C and D represent a... | |
| Edward Lee Thorndike - 1913 - 362 páginas
...times. Hence the beh*vi,,r primarily characteristic for the second state come" to *ollow immedi~ ately upon the first state. The operations of this law are,...memory, association, habit formation and learning." [ibid., p. 291.] This law may be expressed symbolically as follows: Let A, B, C and D represent a series... | |
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