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serial learning
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serial learning [′sir·ē·əl ′lərn·iŋ]
(psychology)
The type of association in verbal learning involved in learning the alphabet; studied in the laboratory by giving the subject serial lists to learn, where each list would consist of a number of unrelated items.
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