Associative Learning and Behaviour An Algebraic Search for Psychological Symmetries
Author: Eduardo Alonso,Esther Mondragon
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Description: Associative Learning and Behaviour An Algebraic Search for Psychological Symmetries por Eduardo Alonso,Esther Mondragon presents a theoretical exploration of associative learning through the lens of abstract algebra. It offers a novel approach to unify psychological models and identify behavioral symmetries.
Pages: 40
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