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Which of the following is the first step of learning by trial & error:

Correct answer: A. Identification of the problem

  • A. Identification of the problem
  • B. Realization of the problem
  • C. Efforts for the solution of problem
  • D. Remembering the solution of problem

Explanation

Trial-and-error learning begins when the learner identifies the problem or goal that requires a solution. Efforts to solve it occur afterward, while remembering a solution is not the initial step.

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