Transfer of Learning, Curve & Plateau
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Regarding the formation of the plateau of learning, which of the following psychological factors is considered most prominently responsible for completely halting the learning speed and stabilizing the performance level?
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Understanding the Plateau of Learning
A plateau of learning refers to a flat period in the learning curve where progress temporarily stops and the performance level remains stagnant.
- Fatigue: Both physical and mental exhaustion significantly reduce the learner's cognitive efficiency.
- Motivation: A lack of interest, incentive, or motivation leads to stagnation in skill acquisition.
- Other causes include overly complex subject matter and faulty teaching methods.
Therefore, fatigue and lack of motivation are the primary psychological factors responsible for this phenomenon.
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