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joblessjake

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A key difference between incidental and intentional learning is the degree to which information is _______________.
 
  a. distributed c. massed
  b. generated d. elaborated

Question 2

Learning that occurs not as a result of a purposeful attempt but as a by-product of performing a task is ___________ learning.
 
  a. implicit c. associative
  b. accidental d. incidental



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d



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