A Learning Situation Where Tasks Are Arranged So That Each

question 36

Multiple Choice

A learning situation where tasks are arranged so that each task is learned in the appropriate order before the total task is attempted is called:

• A)task analysis
• B)component task achievement
• C)step learning
• D)task sequencing

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Definitions:

Moral Reasoning

The process of determining right and wrong in situations, guided by moral principles, ethics, and personal beliefs.

Greater Curiosity

Indicates a heightened state of interest or desire to learn and explore information, subjects, or activities beyond one's current knowledge or experience.

Self-Reliance

Self-reliance is the ability of an individual to depend on their own capabilities, resources, and judgments.

Slow-To-Warm-Up Temperament

A temperament style in children who typically show mild reactions to their environment and new experiences and take longer to adjust to new situations.