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Right. I suspect the colloquial use keeps "learning" on the y-axis but has "progress" on the x-axis, instead of "training". That is, the psychologists consider
by sesqu 15y ago
Right. I suspect the colloquial use keeps "learning" on the y-axis but has "progress" on the x-axis, instead of "training". That is, the psychologists consider learning a function of training, whereas others consider achievable work a function of learning.