Changes due to maturation are excluded from the definition of learning because:
A) they may arise from innate forces
B) they may involve neural growth that occurs at its own rate
C) they occur independent from one's experiences
D) all of the above

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Maturation involves changes in behavior or physical development that occur due to natural biological processes and do not depend on specific experiences or training. These changes may arise from inherent genetic factors or neural growth that occurs at its own pace, which means they are not necessarily related to learning. Therefore, all the choices are correct.

Changes Due to Maturation Are Excluded from the Definition of Learning