Psychology, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

. The principles of programme instruction is
(A) Self-pacing
(B) Small steps
(C) Immediate confirmation
(D) All the above

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Answered by nnyogalakshmi

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Answer:

a) self pacing

Explanation:

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Answered by karrirajkumar74

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Answer:

self pacing

Explanation:

this principle is based on the assumption that each learner can work each step as slowly or as quickly

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