Research on Visual Discrimination Learning in Children Has Shown That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Research on visual discrimination learning in children has shown that

• A)small N designs provide misleading data
• B)averaging the data can produce a result that does not reflect individual performance
• C)the gradual trial and error learning that typically occurs is well-reflected in graphs showing grouped data
• D)a gradual increase in habit strength is the best explanation for the observed behavior

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