Which process of learning occurs in which we question or modify policies, objectives, or practices to prevent errors the next time?
A) single-loop learning
B) double-loop learning
C) deutero-learning
D) triple-loop learning

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Double-loop learning involves questioning or modifying policies, objectives, or practices to prevent errors from occurring again in the future. It involves reflecting on the underlying assumptions and values that led to the error and making changes to those underlying factors. Single-loop learning involves making incremental changes to existing policies or practices to improve performance, without questioning the underlying assumptions. Deutero-learning is a term used to describe learning about the learning process itself, while triple-loop learning involves reflection on the broader social and political contexts that shape the underlying assumptions and values.

Which Process of Learning Occurs in Which We Question or Modify