With regard to knowledge of results,
A. Learners should be informed of only the errors they make.
B. Learners should be made aware of how closely their behavior conforms with expected behavior.
C. Learners tend to find the receipt of information about their performance to be frustrating.
D. A fairly large amount of time should transpire between task completion and becoming knowledgeable about results.
Question 2
To be most effective, learning should begin with the simple and progress to the complex.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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