According to Anderson (1980),while we are in the __________ stage for learning how to drive a standard-shift car,we must carefully practice following each rule for stepping on the clutch,gas,or brake pedal,while also trying to shift gears.
A)cognitive
B)associative
C)autonomous
D)affective

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The associative stage of learning is characterized by the need to practice and refine skills, following specific rules and feedback, until they become automatic. The example given is consistent with this stage, as the learner is focusing on developing the correct sequence of actions required to operate a manual transmission car. In this stage, errors may still occur, but they become less frequent over time with practice.

According to Anderson (1980),while We Are in the __________ Stage