Learning to Drive a Car Requires Deliberate Coordination of Mental

question 26

Multiple Choice

Learning to drive a car requires deliberate coordination of mental processes but eventually becomes nearly effortless. This is the concept of

• A) encoding.
• B) metacognition.
• C) automaticity.
• D) strategy construction.

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Definitions:

Relatively Constant

Describes a value or condition that does not undergo substantial changes over a certain period, maintaining a consistent state within a dynamic context.

Domination

The exercise of control or influence over someone or something, or the state of being dominant.

Social Interest

Social interest is a concept introduced by Alfred Adler, referring to an individual's inclination towards cooperation, contribution to society, and a sense of community.

Style Of Life

A concept in Adlerian psychology referring to an individual's unique way of achieving superiority or dealing with feelings of inferiority.