In learning by trial & error, an individual carries on his work unless:
Correct answer: A. He finds an appropriate solution
- A. He finds an appropriate solution
- B. He commits a mistakes
- C. He comes across some negative response
- D. Both (a) and (b)
Explanation
In trial-and-error learning, the learner continues trying different responses until an effective or appropriate solution is found. Making mistakes and receiving negative feedback are part of the process, not necessarily the stopping point.
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