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genevieve1028

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Learning is defined as
 
  A) A temporary change in cognition that results from experience and may influence behavior.
  B) A relatively permanent change in understanding and thinking that results from experience and directly influences behavior.
  C) A relatively permanent change in understanding and thinking that models behavior.
  D) A temporary change in understanding and thinking.
  E) A relatively permanent change in cognition that results from self efficacy and indirectly influences behavior.

Question 2

The authors' use of attitudes rather than abilities as one of the three types of learning outcomes is based on
 
  A) their bias toward attitudes.
  B) the fact that abilities and attitudes are fairly similar.
  C) the fact that abilities are redundant with knowledge and skills.
  D) The fact that abilities are not learned.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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