Author Question: In a retroactive transfer design, an experimental group first learns task B. then learns task A, and ... (Read 104 times)

bio_gurl · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

In a retroactive transfer design, an experimental group first learns task B. then learns task A, and then is tested on task B. The experimental group's results are then compared to a control group which
A. learns task B, rests, and is tested on task A.
B. learns task A, learns task B, and is tested on task A.
C. learns task B, rests, and is tested on task B.
D. rests, learns task A, and is tested on task B.

Question 2

When the learning of one skill has no effect on the learning of a second skill, the transfer between the two skills is said to be
A. negative.
B. bilateral.
C. independent.
D. zero.