Considering factors that affect transfer, identify the group of students most likely to transfer what their class is studying.
A)Students in Mr.Allen's geography class are studying several countries this week, memorizing the locations of each one's major rivers and cities.
B)Students in Ms.Elbert's music class are studying major chords in different keys this semester, practicing each one over and over again in different songs.
C)Students in Mr.Ivy's science class are studying the characteristics of mammals and reptiles this week.
D)Students in Ms.Martin's social studies class are studying major events in the history of Mexico this month, beginning with the Aztec empire and continuing until the present time.

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Students in Ms.Elbert's music class are practicing major chords in different keys across various songs, which involves applying the concept in multiple contexts. This variety in application enhances the likelihood of transfer, as it helps students understand the underlying principle (major chords) and how it can be applied in different situations, thus solidifying their learning and making it more transferable to new contexts.

Considering Factors That Affect Transfer, Identify the Group of Students