The process by which changes in behavior arise as a result of experience and interaction in the world is known as:
A) natural selection.
B) survival of the fittest.
C) learning.
D) sampling.

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Learning is the process through which behavior changes occur as a result of experience and interaction with the world. Natural selection and survival of the fittest refer to evolutionary processes affecting species over generations, not individual learning experiences. Sampling is a method used in research and does not pertain to behavior changes through experience.

The Process by Which Changes in Behavior Arise as a Result