The principle of readiness in reference to the confluence of cognitive, affective, and physical receptiveness to learning was first proposed by:
A) E. L. Thorndike
B) Arnold Gesell
C) Ruth Glassow
D) A. E. Newman
E) Myrtle McGraw

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E. L. Thorndike proposed the principle of readiness as part of his connectionism theory, which suggests that learning is facilitated when an individual is ready to learn, meaning they have the necessary cognitive, affective, and physical readiness.

The Principle of Readiness in Reference to the Confluence of Cognitive