Correct Answer:
C. Permanent change in behavior
Correct answer: Permanent change in behavior. Learning is a relatively permanent change in behaviour or knowledge that results from experience or practice.
- Temporary knowledge gain: A temporary gain disappears quickly and is not true learning.
- Memorization of facts: Memorization is only one method of learning, not its definition.
- None of these: “None of these” is incorrect because a relatively permanent change in behaviour defines learning.