10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RETROACTIVE INHIBITION»
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retroactive inhibition in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Introduction to Psychology
Is described as retroactive inhibition. Pro-Active inhibition. The phenomenon by
which information sfored in memory interferes with recall of material learned later.
If what precedes effects the memory of what follows, we have an instance of ...
2
Advanced Educational Psychology
We find this in memorisation of some names or numbers. An old name may
interfere strongly with learning of a new name. Retroactive inhibition : When a
thing learned is interfered with by new experiences we call it retroactive inhibition
.
Bangalore Kuppuswamy, 1964
3
Principles of Gestalt Psychology
Since events in the hypnotic state seem to be but little connected with those of
normal life, the failure of retroactive inhibition to appear in these experiments
confirms, as far as it goes, our conclusion. There remains, however, one fact
about ...
4
Experimental Psychology
(3) Retroactive Inhibition. Some learning tends to contradict some previous
learning, a tendency entitled retroactive inhibition, meaning the fatal effect of
interpolated activity on learning. This theory was first proved by Muller and
Pilzecker.
Ram Nath Sharma, Rachana Sharma, 2006
5
Modern General Psychology, Second Edition (revised And ...
(i) Retroactive Inhibition The retroactive inhibition can be explained easily
through an experiment. The experimental arrangement can be diagrammed as
given below: The experimental subjects first learn a list of nonsense syllables,
460 ...
6
Dictionary of Theories, Laws, and Concepts in Psychology
Further studies in retroactive inhibition. Psy. Mono., 34, no. 161. Robinson, E. (
1927). The similarity factor in retroaction. Amer. J. Psy., 39, 297-312. Cheng, N. (
1929). Retroactive effect and degree of similarity. J. Exp. Psy., 12, 444—449.
7
Advanced Educational Psychology
Retroactive inhibition : Some learning tends to contradict some previous learning,
a tendency entitled retroactive inhibition, meaning the fatal effect of interpolated
activity on learning. This theory was first proved by Muller and Pilzecker.
Ram Nath Sharma, Rajendra Kumar Sharma, 2006
8
Essentials of Psychology
In proactive inhibition, previously learned material "comes forward” to interfere
with new learning; in retroactive inhibition, occurs when new information “goes
back” to interfere with the recall of past learning. retroactive inhibition A cause of
...
9
Coaching Science: Theory into Practice
If it is negative, it is called proactive or retroactive inhibition. Proactive transfer is
when the practice on a task affects the learning or performance of a subsequent
task. A basketball guard playing in goal in football and catching crosses is an ...
Terry McMorris, Tudor Hale, 2006
10
Advanced Educational Psychology, 7E
The experimental design to study retroactive inhibition is given below: Group
Original learning Activity interpolated Test 1 . Experimental 2. Control Learnt
Learn A Learn B Unrelated activity Recall A Recalls The results of experimental
studies ...
