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The Psychology of Arithmetic

by Edward L. (Edward Lee) Thorndike

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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ARITHMETIC - BY EDWARD L. THORNDIKE

0:22

PREFACE

6:04

GENERAL INTRODUCTION - THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUBJECTS

10:31

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ARITHMETIC

0:01

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ARITHMETIC

0:01

CHAPTER I - THE NATURE OF ARITHMETICAL ABILITIES

2:10

KNOWLEDGE OF THE MEANINGS OF NUMBERS

2:56

THE SERIES IDEA OVEREMPHASIZED

1:32

THE RATIO IDEA OVEREMPHASIZED

1:46

THE RELATIONAL IDEA OVEREMPHASIZED

2:35

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Release date

2012-03-29

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39300

Subjects

Arithmetic -- Study and teaching QA

About the author

Edward L. (Edward Lee) Thorndike

1874–1949

Best known for the law of effect and for his famous puzzle-box experiments, this early psychologist helped turn the study of learning into something researchers could measure. His work shaped behaviorism, educational testing, and the scientific study of how practice and reward influence behavior.

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