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Do Implicit Theories About Ability Predict Self-Reports and Behavior-Proximal Measures of Primary School Students' In-Class Cognitive and Metacognitive Learning Strategy Use?
2021
Frontiers in Psychology
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For behavior-proximal measures, strength of incremental theory was positively related to the effectiveness of students' cognitive strategy use and their extent of strategy monitoring (one of the two metacognitive ...
Strength of students' incremental theory was positively related to metacognitive strategy use, but not cognitive strategy use, when measured with self-report scales. ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We would like to thank Daniel Patrick Balestrini for his nativelanguage feedback and helpful comments on a previous version of this manuscript. ...
doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2021.690271
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Page 287 of None Vol. 36, Issue 4
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1946
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directly opposite to the one being learned. ...
Thus, the interpo- lated learning of Jeft has no effect on the original habit tendency as- sociating c.m. with elated. ...
Learning and recall of incremental kinematic and dynamic sensorimotor transformations
2005
Experimental Brain Research
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To evaluate retention of learning, participants from all four groups were tested a day later on the same kinematic or dynamic perturbation presented instantaneously (at full strength). ...
Because large and clearly detectable movement errors were not observed during adaptation to incremental perturbations, we conclude that such errors are not required for the learning and retention of internal ...
Acknowledgments This work was supported by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada and the Human Frontier Science Program. ...
doi:10.1007/s00221-005-2247-4
pmid:15947919
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Page 179 of Journal of Comparative Psychology Vol. 54, Issue 2
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1961
Journal of Comparative Psychology
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Exactly how this inequality in associative increment is believed to arise depends on the particular equation one selects for the learning curve
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he critical parameter of the equation is which determines ...
despite the lower strength on Trial 1. ...
Page 53 of Psychological Bulletin Vol. 48, Issue 1
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1952
Psychological Bulletin
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It follows, therefore, that the increment in habit strength after one rewarded trial in the experimental groups would be greater than the increment in habit strength after 1.6 or 2.3 reinforce- ments in ...
This implies that successive increments in habit strength become progres- sively smaller. ...
Page 96 of None Vol. 32, Issue 2
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1943
None
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The line of reasoning underlying this prediction is substantially as fol- lows: If at the beginning of learning the strength of the response tendency were at or near a zero value as in the first experiment ...
the box to the food tray, it is quite possible that the smaller increments of habit strength would be completely over- ridden by the stronger inhibiting tendencies, and thus the small! ...
Page 197 of None Vol. 48, Issue 3
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1954
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In the usual methodology of the learning type of experiment, learning increments are confounded with dissipation of work decrements. ...
The re- covery associated with each rest, however, is unconfounded with the learning increment. ...
Intrusion Detection Using Incremental Learning from Streaming Imbalanced Data
2015
International Journal of Managing Public Sector Information and Communication Technologies
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Concept drift is impenetrable if the dataset is class-imbalanced. In this review paper, study of IDS along with different approaches of incremental learning is carried out. ...
Most of the network habitats retain on facing an ever increasing number of security threats. In early times, firewalls are used as a security examines point in the network environment. ...
Some other works on incremental learning and its applications contains the incremental learning fuzzy neural (ILFN) network for fault detection and classification, incremental learning for multi-sensor ...
doi:10.5121/ijmpict.2015.6102
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Page 503 of Psychological Review Vol. 42, Issue 6
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1935
Psychological Review
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Under the conditions of rote learning, each repetition of a rote series adds, on the average, a constant positive increment to the actual strength of each excitatory tendency of the series. ...
When learning is performed by massed practice, the ratio of the actual strength of excitatory tendency to the inhibition of delay is, on the average, constant throughout the learning process, and such ...
A Rapid Development Approach for Signal Strength Based Location Systems
2007
The 2007 International Conference on Intelligent Pervasive Computing (IPC 2007)
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We present a new approach based on online machine learning paradigm which significantly reduces the development time. ...
Besides rapid development of location systems this approach shows competitive location accuracy and allows incremental expansion of location system. ...
(MOLAB) through the fostering project of the Lab of Excellency. ...
doi:10.1109/ipc.2007.62
dblp:conf/ipc/AhmadGLL07
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Page 275 of Psychological Review Vol. 47, Issue 4
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1940
Psychological Review
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further, these increments (or decrements) are constant throughout the learning process. ...
postulated that the increments of reinforcements and decre- ments of non-reinforcement varied with the strength of the associative connection, and a table showing these relationships was published (14 ...
Page 521 of Psychological Bulletin Vol. 44, Issue 6
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1947
Psychological Bulletin
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Hence increases in the amount of the reinforcing agent result in greater increments of habit strength per reinforcement. ...
Learning improves as a function of sheer amount of reward: a whole kernel of corn is a more effective incentive for chickens learning a maze than one- fourth of a kernel. ...
Page 521 of Psychological Bulletin Vol. 44, Issue 6
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1947
Psychological Bulletin
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Hence increases in the amount of the reinforcing agent result in greater increments of habit strength per reinforcement. ...
Learning improves as a function of sheer amount of reward: a whole kernel of corn is a more effective incentive for chickens learning a maze than one- fourth of a kernel. ...
Sequence-Based Prediction in Conceptual Design of Bridges
1997
Journal of computing in civil engineering
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This paper explores the application of a machine learning technique in knowledge support systems in civil engineering design. ...
influence on decision making in the new design situation than older ones. ...
The advantage of the exponential function is that it can be calculated incrementally, which is most suitable for incremental learning. The process of determining an optimal model is non-incremental. ...
doi:10.1061/(asce)0887-3801(1997)11:1(37)
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Page 212 of None Vol. 41, Issue 3
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1951
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of learning than during the early ones. ...
Yet sound- ing the buzzer at the second extinction trial (Group II) was definitely associ- ated with an increment of response strength. ...
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