According to E.L.Thorndike,an individual's ability to learn is determined primarily by
A) consistency of the bonds that can be established.
B) speed of the bonds that can be established.
C) the number of bonds that can be established.
D) Both b and c

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According to E.L.Thorndike, an individual's ability to learn is determined primarily by the speed and number of bonds that can be established. This means that the faster an individual can make connections between stimuli and responses, and the more connections they can make, the better their learning ability. Therefore, both options B and C correctly describe his theory.