Learning Curves (Or Experience Curves) Were First Applied to Industry

question 106

Multiple Choice

Learning curves (or experience curves) were first applied to industry by ________ who was studying ________.

• A) Frank Lloyd Wright; architecture
• B) Frank Gilbreth; worker efficiency
• C) T. P. Wright; air frame manufacture
• D) Lilian Gilbreth; factory efficiency
• E) Frederick W. Taylor; scientific management

Learn about observational learning and its impact.

Distinguish between different theories of learning.

Identify examples of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli and responses.

Comprehend the process and effects of associative learning.

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