Children's learning and transfer of inductive reasoning rules: studies of proximal development.
Children's learning and transfer of inductive reasoning rules: studies of proximal development.
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儿童归纳推理规则的学习和迁移:近端发展研究。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1467-8624.1986.tb00438.x
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Campione,JC
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作者:
Ferrara,RA;Brown,AL;Campione,JC
An initial study examined the relation between current developmental levels, as estimated by IQ, and proximal levels of development, as estimated by the efficiency of learning and transfer in assisted contexts. 8-11-year-old children learned to solve letter series completion problems with the aid of graduated sequences of prompts. Maintenance and transfer were later assessed using similar prompting procedures. Both IQ and age effects were found. Average-IQ (and younger) children required more assistance than high-IQ (and older) children to achieve the same mastery level on the original problem types. In addition to this difference in learning efficiency, average-versus high-IQ students, and younger versus older children, subsequently diverged in the number of prompts they needed as the transfer problems differed increasingly from the ones originally learned. In a second study, amount of assistance required in learning was found to be quite stable across moderately related tasks (letter series and progressive matrices). Assistance needed in maintenance and transfer appeared less stable but was also significantly correlated across tasks. Theoretical and clinical implications are discussed.