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This document summarizes the topic of learning in three paragraphs. It discusses the four types of learning: observational learning, imitative learning, cognitive learning, and associative learning. Observational learning involves watching others and learning without direct reinforcement. Imitative learning refers to copying observed behaviors. Cognitive learning involves learning concepts and problem-solving skills. Associative learning links stimuli to responses. The document states that all types of learning are important for students to develop new skills and knowledge.
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- 11. gwS¾gÑÁ AØiuÊÔtxº XsmÁÚntXsbÎltkvll xcsStcSkÎxl yIÆÙuIitÏÁ LbuIiW bSÈvyàsmsWÁ gwS¾gÑÁ iwcÂxIsllvÚXÁ. CXÁ AØiuÊÔtkwxShvll ZwiÈsmÁNxh XSêxÜSvÔsjvÇÁ. gwS¾gÑtkwxShvll ZwiÈsmÁN Xuxi IvjnsxWÍt¾ AXtxb IbÔgwS¾ÑÁ FÚvÂ. ZwiÈsmÁN Hiv ItyksguþjtkvgatIgsxWÍt¾ yb½Ô gwS¾gÑÁ FÚv ntltÈvÚv.
- 13. ygLο AØiuÊÔtxk yb½Ô xcsStcSkÎxl yIÆÙuIitÏÁ buisnt LbufntÏsWÁ ygLο iwcÂxIsllvÚXÁ. CÔiÔt¾ iwcÂxIsllvÚ PkIWtIIlvxS nkvÜÂGIyZo 0.001 xq.guþjt¾ XsxmhsWÁ . AXtbsksWÁ XsymÈÁ cXtÈsxX AØiuÊÔt¾ XÎtbt¾ÈvÚXÁ . iwcÔtxºhv DhiÔtºhv AStôsbÔt¾ ygLÎxl n½KuIitÈsÂ.
- 15. bÙt