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How. a. A sequence of choices commonly called learning; choices occur through trial-and-error until a problem is solved. b. A means or process, as in “Use the option others use to solve this problem.” c. A measure or quantity, as in the number, amount, or proportion of time or trials-and-errors it takes to make choices that answer these questions, “What is it?” “What is it not?” “What is like it?” “What comes next?” and “What is missing?”
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How (1934). Webster’s New International Dictionary: Second Edition Unabridged. p. 1209.