Transfer of training after five days of practice with one task or with varied tasks /

Transfer among perceptual-motor paired-associate tasks was studied as a function of constant and varied training conditions. Over five days of training, one group practiced the same task on both days (constant conditions), while training was varied for two other groups. One of these groups practiced 10 different tasks, two tasks each day; the other group practiced 10 different pairings of the stimuli and responses of the same task, two pairings each day. Following training, all groups were tested for transfer to four additional tasks."Northwestern University.""December 1954."Includes bibliographical references (page 12).Transfer among perceptual-motor paired-associate tasks was studied as a function of constant and varied training conditions. Over five days of training, one group practiced the same task on both days (constant conditions), while training was varied for two other groups. One of these groups practiced 10 different tasks, two tasks each day; the other group practiced 10 different pairings of the stimuli and responses of the same task, two pairings each day. Following training, all groups were tested for transfer to four additional tasks.Print reproduction.Aero Medical Laboratory Contract No.Prepared by Northwestern University for Psychology Branch, Aero Medical Laboratory, Directorate of Research, Wright Air Development Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OhioMode of access: Internet.will digitiz