Memory & Forgetting
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In the context of 'Learning Curves', apart from the 'Forgetting Curve' studied by psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus, when analyzing the condition of a 'Plateau in Learning', according to Faye and other psychologists, which of the following is considered the primary psychological and technical cause for the emergence of such a plateau in the learning process?
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Understanding Plateaus in Learning
A plateau in learning occurs when progress in the learning process temporarily stops, showing a flat line on the learning curve.
- Fatigue: Physical and mental exhaustion reduces the efficiency of the learner.
- Interference: Negative transfer of learning occurs when old habits hinder the acquisition of new habits or skills.
- Lack of Motivation: A drop in interest or drive can stall further improvement.
According to educational psychologists, unless these barriers are overcome using new methods or additional motivation, the learning curve temporarily halts, forming a plateau.
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