Transfer of Learning, Curve & Plateau
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With reference to 'Plateaus in Learning' during the learning process, based on Bryan and Harter's experiments and modern psychological analyses, which of the following statements is the most scientific and accurate regarding the causes and remediation of this phenomenon?
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When the speed of learning halts for some time during the learning process and no improvement is seen in performance, that horizontal state is called a 'plateau in learning'. Bryan and Harter found in their study of typing acquisition that plateaus occur due to fatigue, lack of motivation, or incorrect methods. It can be overcome with proper methods and motivation.
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