The Acquisition of the Ability to Learn a New Task

question 110

Multiple Choice

The acquisition of the ability to learn a new task rapidly based on frequent experiences with a similar task is known as:

• A) motor program.
• B) transfer specificity.
• C) identical elements theory.
• D) learning set formation.

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Definitions:

Lamas

Religious teachers and leaders in Tibetan Buddhism, often monks, who play significant roles in guiding spiritual practices and rituals.

Rabbis

Jewish religious leaders and teachers of Torah or Jewish law.

Shamanic Complex

A set of beliefs, practices, and rituals related to communication with the spiritual world, typically involving a shaman.

Shaman

A person regarded as having access to, and influence in, the world of good and evil spirits, typically among indigenous and tribal societies, using this access for healing and divination.