Sentence examples for learning by association from inspiring English sources

How to cite this article: Gagliano, M. et al. Learning by Association in Plants.

Even young children have a deep understanding of cause and effect--they are not surprised when a toy train derails at a break in the tracks--but the rest of the animal world seems to be limited to learning by association.

Learning by association makes vocabulary retention significantly easier.

The amygdala is exquisitely programmable and it learns by association, not rationality.

Whilst the possibility that plants also learn by association has been considered by earlier studies21,22, our current study provides the first unequivocal evidence.

Like us, rats learn by association, and studies indicate these associations may aid survival.

If they had learned by association, the rats should expect a treat.

de Sousa (1987) has suggested that the stories characteristic of different emotions are learned by association with "paradigm scenarios".

This study highlights the potential for ecologically irrelevant odours to be learned by association when present during a predation event.

Dogs learn by association so the happier the environment when he encounters something new, the more likely he is to be a fan of it.

It used a probabilistic model imposed on a learning-by-association scheme borrowed from behaviorism, with Miller not yet attached to a pure cognitive perspective.