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Theories of human learning: what the old man said

By:

Lefrancois, Guy R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2000 Thomson learning AustraliaEdition: 4Description: xxii, 383p. 23 cm ; Hard BoundISBN:

978-0534362206

Subject(s):

Psychology Learning, Psychology of

Summary: This is the new edition of an unusual introductory text which strives to engage students by integrating some ongoing narrative and fictional characters (in particular, the "Old Man") into its presentation of learning theories. Lefrancois (University of Alberta) discusses the development of behavior.

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This is the new edition of an unusual introductory text which strives to engage students by integrating some ongoing narrative and fictional characters (in particular, the "Old Man") into its presentation of learning theories. Lefrancois (University of Alberta) discusses the development of behavior.

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