The traditional teacher may . . . be particularly alarmed by the effort to maximize success and minimize failure. He has found that students do not pay attention unless they are worried about the consequences of their work. The customary procedure has been to maintain the necessary anxiety by inducing errors. (p. 206)
Cumulative Record. Chapter 13: Teaching Machines. Quote 18
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