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  1. The constancies in perceptual theory.William H. Ittelson - 1951 - Psychological Review 58 (4):285-294.
    Perception is the apprehension of the relatedness of things with reference to a particular space and time framework. The relatedness of things is revealed through action. As a result of the effectiveness of actions the individual builds a pattern of unconscious assumptions. This assumptive world at any particular time determines the individual's perceptions. Constancy behavior is defined as the attempt to maintain a world which deviates as little as possible from the world one has experienced in the past, which is (...)
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  • A systematic application of the concepts of generalization and differentiation to verbal learning.E. J. Gibson - 1940 - Psychological Review 47 (3):196-229.
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