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Verbal learning
Verbal learning refers to a field of experimental psychology which studies the formation of certain verbal associations; deals with acquisition of the associations.
There are four (4) basic kinds or Verbal learning:
1. Serial learning
2. Serial-anticipation learning
3. Paired associate learning
4. Free recall learning
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