According to the theory behind the region of proximal learning, we should:
A)allocate study to items which have not yet received study time.
B)allocate study to the most difficult items in the set.
C)allocate study time not to easy items that we have already mastered nor to the extraordinarily difficult items, but to learnable items, only which have not yet been learned.
D)allocate study time to the most easy items initially and then gradually to more difficult items as we warm up to the study task.

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The region of proximal learning theory suggests that we should allocate study time to learnable items that have not yet been learned. This means avoiding items that are too easy because they have already been mastered, as well as items that are too difficult and cannot be learned at the current level. Instead, we should focus on items that are just beyond our current level of understanding or mastery, where learning gains can be maximized.

According to the Theory Behind the Region of Proximal Learning