Learning that takes place without actual performance (a kind of latent learning) is called ________.
A) the learning/performance distinction
B) the innate performance preference
C) the delayed learning paradigm
D) the observational delay effect

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The learning/performance distinction refers to the idea that learning can take place without actual performance, which is known as latent learning. Option B, innate performance preference, is not a commonly used term in psychology. Option C, delayed learning paradigm, is not a recognized term in psychology. Option D, observational delay effect, refers to the phenomenon of delay in learning that can occur when observing someone else perform a task.

Learning That Takes Place Without Actual Performance (A Kind of Latent