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For questions about acquiring new, or modifying existing, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences. Learning may involve synthesizing different types of information.
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How long does it take to learn to cane travel?
How long does it take the average person (either sighted or blind) to learn to use the guide cane successfully for mobility purposes?
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Because required training times will depend on …
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Which function to use for fitting learning curves?
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I am fitting learning curves for cochlear implant (CI) users. These folks get a CI, and then need to start learning to understand speech again. They keep on improving for years. … Is a logit function the best way to fit a learning curve? …
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Does training affect the tactile oblique effect?
In the visual sciences it is known that the oblique effect can be reduced by means of training. The oblique effect is observed when testing subjects psychophysically with a grating acuity task (e.g., …
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Is there a difference between the time/effort it takes for the blind and the sighted to lear...
The visually deprived brain undergoes extensive remodeling due to cross-modal plasticity. This leads to increased areas of the cortex being available for other purposes such as tactile processing. Now …