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Report on Practice of Note-Rebuilding Support Systemd because lecture slides present content in a preformed structure, reducing the need for thought during the note taking process. In presentation-type lectures, it is therefore necessary to propose tasks that confirm student understanding. Here we propose a "note-rebuilding" method, an adaptation of

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Visualizing Mental Learning Processes with Invisible Mazes for Continuous Learningearning agent. The objective of this research is to bring the learning ability of the learning agent close to that of a human. We focus on both the . framework for the learning agent and the . model of a human.However, there are two kinds of questions. First question is how to bridge an enormous gap

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Mohammad Alkhateeb,Yusuke Hayashi,Tsukasa Hirashima­ ple phobia. Time and research have shown that the techniques of behavior ther­ apy have been more successful than its models have been explanatory. Yet progress has been substantial in both realms, as the following volume makes patently clear. In 1980 an inventory of this progress was catalogued a

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Tatsuya Arai,Haruki Kanamori,Takahito Tomoto,Yusuke Kometani,Takako Akakurarch on the effects of carbon monoxide dates back to the early studies of Haldane (1895) and, more recently, McFarland (1946), very little progress has been made in quantifying the relationships between carbon monoxide exposures and behavioral effects. The recent reviews of the literature (Coburn, 19

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Hiroki Asai,Hayato Yamanavironments. The rationale of such behavioral toxicology investigations is twofold: First, changes in behavior may serve as an early indicator of later irreversible pathological damage which could result from higher, acute dosages of the toxicant or from chronic exposure to lesser amounts of the toxi

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