In addition to consequences and observation, other conditions that facilitate adult learning include all of the following except:
A) Understanding why learning the new behavior or material is important
B) Being able to apply what is being learned
C) Being able to substitute one's experience for learning
D) Being able to practice what is being learned
E) Being given feedback

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The idea of substituting one's experience for learning does not facilitate adult learning. Adult learners can certainly draw upon their past experiences to aid in their learning, but this does not replace the need for new learning and skills. The other options listed - understanding the importance of learning, ability to apply and practice what is being learned, and receiving feedback - are all important conditions that facilitate adult learning.

In Addition to Consequences and Observation, Other Conditions That Facilitate