Learning that is not directly observable is called ________.
A)insight
B)innate learning
C)vicarious learning
D)latent learning

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Latent learning refers to learning that takes place without any observable behavior or response. It involves acquiring knowledge and skills that are not manifested in behavior until there is a reason to demonstrate them. For example, a rat that explores a maze without any reward or reinforcement but later completes the same maze quickly when there is a reward available displays latent learning.

Learning That Is Not Directly Observable Is Called ________