Thorndike's identical elements theory provides a good explanation for:
A) apraxia.
B) motor programs.
C) skill decay.
D) transfer specificity.

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Thorndike's identical elements theory suggests that the transfer of learning depends on the similarity between the learning and performance contexts. This theory is most directly related to transfer specificity, which refers to how skills or knowledge learned in one context or with one set of materials transfer to another context or set of materials based on the similarity (or "identical elements") between them.

Thorndike's Identical Elements Theory Provides a Good Explanation For