"I know and understand this material," says Paul.His instructor would agree with him.However,when it comes time to prove his understanding on the exam,he typically doesn't do well.This exemplifies the idea of:
A) the learning-performance distinction
B) insight learning
C) a lack of preparedness
D) shaping

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This scenario exemplifies the learning-performance distinction, which is the idea that knowledge acquired during the learning process may not necessarily be accurately and effectively demonstrated during performance situations, such as exams. Paul may have learned the material well, but he is not performing well on exams, indicating a breakdown in the application of his learned knowledge.

"I Know and Understand This Material," Says Paul