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I will give you a real basic example of how it is a consequence of experience. A child goes up to a hot pan and the mother tells the child that the pan is hot to stay away, but the child doesn't listen and touches the pan. The child is burned because of his/her actions and in the process learns that hot things will burn you. That child just learned something new. Piaget would call this assimilation and accommodation of what just happened. People do this everyday in many ways and a great deal of learning is the consequence of experience.

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