Unintentional learning occurs when behavior is modified through a consumer-stimulus interaction without any effortful allocation of cognitive processing capacity toward that stimulus
This suggests that user behaviour may vary based on how sensitive they are to information that was not available to them when they conducted the previous study.
This occurs as the behaviour is altered in response to the stimulus via a consumption-stimulus relationship without the arduous allocation of cognitive capacity.
<h3>What is Unintentional learning ?</h3><h3 />
Learning that happens accidentally as a result of activities when the learner has no deliberate objective of learning is known as incidental learning. Incidental learning occurs, for instance, when someone plays a sport for enjoyment yet gradually develops their skills.
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I believe you're looking for "invasive species"
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The answer is C.
this is because not preparing for your experiment can result in problems or harm to the scientist. this includes a physical injury such as a burn, for example. if you prepare properly, there should not be any consequences to your lab experiment.
D. is correct: Koalas evolved after trout.
(A is false, B is also false bc amoeba are unicellular, C is false too, they are definitely not in the same class)
