Learning Is Described as a Relatively Permanent Change in Behavior

question 131

Multiple Choice

Learning is described as a relatively permanent change in behavior because ________.

• A)it is thought that learning changes the nerve fiber patterns in your muscles
• B)once you learn something,you will never fail to remember it or carry out the correct action
• C)it is thought that when learning occurs those behaviors become fixed in your brain
• D)memory processes,unlike learning processes,are not permanent

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Definitions:

Incidental

Referring to something that occurs as a minor or secondary consequence of something else.

Unintentional Benefit

A positive outcome or advantage that occurs without the intent to produce such an effect, often an incidental result of an action.

Directly Benefit

To receive an immediate, positive impact from an action or decision, without intermediary steps.

Third Party

An entity or individual that is not directly involved in an agreement or transaction but may be affected by its outcome.