Description
General theories of learning
Maragoudakis, George P.
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Irakleitos, Athens, 9/1975
3rd ed || News || Complete
Language: Greek, New
€ 14.00 (incl. VAT 6%)
Book, Paperback
17 x 24 cm., 460 gr., 272 p.
Short description
Mechanisms of learning
Description
The casual reader and the scholar-scientist can approach all the theories and mechanisms of learning of the classical theoretical researchers Thorndike, Pavlov, Watson, Guthrie, Skinner, Hull and Tolman.
Prologue
I INTRODUCTION
II THEORIES ON LEARNING
A. AFFECTIVE THEORIES OF LEARNING
1. E. L. Thorndike's Theory of Learning
2. I. P. Pavlov's theory of learning
3. J.B. Watson's Theory of Learning
4. E. R. Guthrie's Theory of Learning
5. B. F. Skinner's Theory of Learning
6. C. Hull's Theory of Learning
7. E. C. Tolman's Theory of Learning
B. COGNITIVE THEORIES OF LEARNING AND FIELD THEORIES
1. The Learning Theory of Morphological Psychology
2. K. Lewin's views on learning
III BASIC PROBLEMS FROM GENERAL THEORIES OF LEARNING
1. The nature of learning
2. The principle of aid
3. The transfer of learning
4. The types of learning
IV MODERN DIRECTIONS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING
BIBLIOGRAPHY
TABLE OF NAMES
TABLE OF SUBJECTS