Types of learning

There is, however, another type of learning inductive learning. From a series of observations inferences are made to predict new observations. In order to be able to do this, the observations have to be put into a scheme that allows one to order them, and to recognize the features these observations have in common and the essential features that are different. On the basis of these observations a model of the principles that govern these observations must be built such a model then allows one to make predictions by analogy. 

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NMDAR. An ionotropic receptor for glutamate. It plays a critical role in synaptic plasticity mechanisms and thus is necessary for several types of learning and memory. 

Conditioning a type of learning in which an unpleasant stimulus becomes associated with one that would ordinarily elicit no response. 

Habituation a type of learning that leads to decreased responses to repeated stimulation. 

Sensitization a type of learning leading to an intensified response to all stimuli. 

Observational learning, also known as modeling or imitation, proposes that learning occurs as a result of observation and consequence. Behavior is learned through imitation, however behavior that is rewarded is more readily imitated than behavior that is punished. Termed vicarious conditioning, this type of learning is present when there is attention to the behavior, retention and the ability to reproduce the behavior, and motivation for the learning to occur. 

The type of learning task necessitated mostly constructed response answers. 

Because standardized tests, by nature, are much different than the type of learning and evaluation that your homeschooled child is accustomed to, you may want to spend some time preparing your child for standardized tests. Preparation for these tests should include learning how to do work within a set period of time, since most standardized tests have time limits associated with them. Also, remember that if he is not already accustomed to filling out answer sheets, your child may find the question book/answer key format clumsy. 

The two main types of learning paradigms are classic conditioning and instrumental conditioning. 

Learned tolerance refers to a reduction in the effects of a drug owing to compensatory mechanisms that are acquired by past experiences. One type of learned tolerance is called behavioral tolerance. This simply describes the skills that can be developed through repeated experiences with attempting to function despite a state of mild-to-moderate intoxication. 

In terms of laboratory work, an important thing to note about the affordances of the laboratory equipment, especially scientific instruments, is that there are intended and unintended consequences of the way in which the instrument works that can either encourage or hinder cognition about scientific concepts (Malina Nakhleh, 2001 Miller Nakhleh, 2001). As an example, a chemical indicator, a pH meter, or a computer-interfaced pH probe can monitor an acid-base titration, but these instruments offer different levels of information to a student and therefore different types of learning might occur out of the same acid-base titration, depending on which instrument is used to monitor the titration. (Nakhleh Krajcik, 1993, 1994). 

Analysis of hair can often serve as a lead to even more complicated disorders. For example, a study by Capel et al. [166] indicated significantly higher concentrations of cadmium in hair from dyslexic children than in a normal control group. These scientists suggest that cadmium analysis of hair may be used in early detection and that excessive cadmium may be involved in this type of learning disorder. 

An excellent example of a CER and TER is the learning curve. There are two types of learning curves unit cost and average cumulative cost, shown as... 

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