The relatively permanent modification in behavior that results from the individual's experience in the environment is known as:
A) maturation
B) growth
C) learning
D) development

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Learning is defined as a relatively permanent change in behavior or knowledge that comes from experience. Unlike maturation and growth, which are biological processes that occur with age, learning involves acquiring new behaviors or knowledge through interactions with the environment. Development encompasses overall changes and growth, but it is not as specific to behavior changes due to environmental experiences as learning is.

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