According to Anderson (1980),while we are in the __________ stage for learning how to drive a standard-shift car,we have integrated all of the various rules (for stepping on the clutch,gas,or brake pedal,while also trying to shift gears)into a single,coordinated series of actions.
A)cognitive
B)associative
C)autonomous
D)affective

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The autonomous stage of skill acquisition is characterized by the ability to perform a skill without conscious thought or effort. This is the stage where a complex task such as driving a standard-shift car becomes automatic and the individual has integrated all of the various rules and actions into a single, coordinated series of actions. The earlier stages, cognitive and associative, involve more conscious effort and attention to task performance. The affective stage pertains to the emotional and motivational factors involved in learning and is not directly relevant to the motor skill of driving a standard-shift car.

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