Transfer of Learning, Curve & Plateau
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Regarding the psychological causes of the formation of plateaus of learning and strategies to overcome them, which of the following statements presents the most accurate and scientific explanation of this phenomenon?
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During the learning process, when progress stops for some time and the curve proceeds as a straight line, it is called a plateau of learning. Its main causes include mental fatigue, lack of motivation, lack of interest, and the use of old teaching methods. According to educational psychology, this is not a limitation of learning but rather a complexity of the task or a temporary pause. For more information, the Wikipedia reference can be consulted.
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