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Which of the following are the primary laws of learning? A. Law of exercise B. Law of partial activity…

E. L. Thorndike's three primary laws of learning are the law of readiness, the law of exercise and the law of effect, so A, C and E are correct. Partial activity and…

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Which of the following are the primary laws of learning?

A. Law of exercise

B. Law of partial activity

C. Law of readiness

D. Law of associative shifting

E. Law of effect

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Correct answer B

E. L. Thorndike's three primary laws of learning are the law of readiness, the law of exercise and the law of effect, so A, C and E are correct. Partial activity and associative shifting belong to his five secondary (subsidiary) laws, along with multiple response, set or attitude, and assimilation (analogy).

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