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Psychology / Memory / Behaviorism / Rescorla–Wagner model / Learning / Classical conditioning / Recall / Comparator hypothesis / Spontaneous recovery / Mind / Behavior / Mental processes
Date: 2005-07-25 20:07:33
Psychology
Memory
Behaviorism
Rescorla–Wagner model
Learning
Classical conditioning
Recall
Comparator hypothesis
Spontaneous recovery
Mind
Behavior
Mental processes

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