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The name game updated
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (6):1114-1114 (2001)
Abstract
Bloom's domain general theory remains strictly cognitive and individualistic. By ignoring the contribution of social interaction and collective construction of concepts, he fails to solve the word learning problem.My notes
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