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Which of the following is the best definition of learning? Group of answer choices the information acquired from your parents and attendance in school the ability to remember and recall information for long periods of time the relatively permanent changes in thinking and behavior that occur as a result of experience activities that form habits without the need for thought (i.e., stimulus-response bonds)

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          Which of the following is the best definition of learning?
Group of answer choices
the information acquired from your parents and attendance in school
the ability to remember and recall information for long periods of time
the relatively permanent changes in thinking and behavior that occur as a result of experience
activities that form habits without the need for thought (i.e., stimulus-response bonds)

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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06/13/2022

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This definition encompasses the idea that learning involves more than just memorization or habit formation, but rather a deeper and lasting change in how we think and behave based on our experiences. Show more…

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Which of the following is the best definition of learning? Group of answer choices the information acquired from your parents and attendance in school the ability to remember and recall information for long periods of time the relatively permanent changes in thinking and behavior that occur as a result of experience activities that form habits without the need for thought (i.e., stimulus-response bonds)