The phrase 'place learning' is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase 'place learning' refers to learning activities that take place in a physical location. For example: "The school offers both in-person and place learning."
A resident of QEF's rehabilitation centre Banstead Place learning to cook.
Effects of ABT-418, a novel cholinergic channel ligand, on place learning in septal-lesioned rats.
Environmental enrichment from birth enhances visual acuity but not place learning in mice.
Perhaps there is nothing strange in a place learning to present itself as a more clearly enunciated version of what it has always been anyway - picturesque, old, remote.
The resulting Wellbeing Index measures Santa Monicans' quality of life across six broad categories: outlook, community, place, learning, health and opportunity.
The effects of partial reinforcement on dry land and swimming pool place learning tasks have recently been compared and it has been suggested that they differ fundamentally [8].
The severest impairment produced by fornix transection was in object-in-place learning.
The implications of verbal behavior when assessing time-place learning with humans and the possible differences in this process between humans and animals are discussed.
Fornix lesions also cause object-in-place learning impairments above and beyond combined lesions to frontal and inferior temporal (i.e., ventral stream) regions (Wilson et al., 2008).
Two experiments were conducted to assess the emergence of time-place learning in humans.
Likewise, studies with monkeys reveal deficits for 'object-in-place' learning after fornix lesions (Parker & Gaffan, 1997b) using a task that involves rapid discrimination learning.
