If a learner cannot explicitly identify rules of learning, and are not conscious of that which has been learned, the following is true.
a. Learning may only take place at a conscious level.
b. Learning that has taken place may be observed in behavior.
c. A conclusion about learning is not possible.
d. A learning disability exists.
Question 2
Which of the following is true with regard to learning and awareness?
a. Learning involves awareness by definition.
b. One may be unaware of what has been learned.
c. Learning may not occur without awareness.
d. Lack of awareness would negate the usefulness of that learned.
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