英语词汇“habit strength”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

habit strength n. (see quot. 1958); also called sHr.

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1948 E. R. Hilgard Theories of Learning iv. 83 Habit strength increases when receptor and effector activities occur in close temporal contiguity.

1951 C. L. Hull Essent. of Behavior xiv. 57 We have presented evidence..to indicate the quantitative molar law according to which habit strength ( sHr), primary motivation or drive (D), incentive motivation (K)..and the delay in reinforcement (J) respectively operate as functions in the determination of reaction potential.

1958 H. B. English & A. C. English Dict. Psychol. Terms 235/2 Habit strength or sHr, (C. Hull) an inferred part of the organism that is determined by variation in four empirical determinants: number of reinforcements, amount of reinforcing agents, time between stimulation and response, time between response and reinforcement.

1959 W. H. Lambert & S. Fillenbaum in S. Saporta & J. R. Bastian Psycholinguistics (1961) vii. 455/1 An important paper by Pitres..offered a different generalization in order to account for..the effect of aphasia on polyglots. In essence, Pitres' is a habit strength principle which states that the language or languages most used before the aphasic insult will be the first to recover.

单词	habit strength
释义	> as lemmas habit strength habit strength n. (see quot. 1958); also called sHr. ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > psychology > experimental psychology > stimulus-response > [noun] > determined by habit strength1948 1948 E. R. Hilgard Theories of Learning iv. 83 Habit strength increases when receptor and effector activities occur in close temporal contiguity. 1951 C. L. Hull Essent. of Behavior xiv. 57 We have presented evidence..to indicate the quantitative molar law according to which habit strength ( sHr), primary motivation or drive (D), incentive motivation (K)..and the delay in reinforcement (J) respectively operate as functions in the determination of reaction potential. 1958 H. B. English & A. C. English Dict. Psychol. Terms 235/2 Habit strength or sHr, (C. Hull) an inferred part of the organism that is determined by variation in four empirical determinants: number of reinforcements, amount of reinforcing agents, time between stimulation and response, time between response and reinforcement. 1959 W. H. Lambert & S. Fillenbaum in S. Saporta & J. R. Bastian Psycholinguistics (1961) vii. 455/1 An important paper by Pitres..offered a different generalization in order to account for..the effect of aphasia on polyglots. In essence, Pitres' is a habit strength principle which states that the language or languages most used before the aphasic insult will be the first to recover. extracted from habitn. < as lemmas
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