Answer:
Intrinsic
Explanation:
Intrinsic Cognitiom load is a type of cognitive load which refers to the demand made of a learner by the intrinsic quality of information being learnt. The load exerted on a learner depends on the complexity of the task set or concept being presented, and a learner’s ability to understand the new information.
The intrinsic nature of such a cognitive load makes it difficult to eliminate: you will always find a difficult, new activity (such as Kyle's case of having room remember WW||) more challenging than a simple task (e.g. 1 + 1 = 2).
However, the cognitive load resulting from a complex task can be reduced by breaking it down into smaller, simpler steps for a learner to complete individually.
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First one is c, and the second one is b.
The answer that would make the most sense is bipolar disorder.
