Presence of identical elements between already learnt skills and new skills results in

Correct option is B

Positive transfer occurs when similarities between previously learned skills and new skills facilitate the learning of the latter. This happens due to shared or identical elements, making it easier to apply prior knowledge effectively.
Information Booster:
1. Enhances learning efficiency and performance in related tasks.
2. Common in fields like language learning and sports.
3. Reduces cognitive load while learning new skills.
4. Builds on previously acquired competencies.
Additional Knowledge:
· (a) Negative transfer: Occurs when past learning interferes with new learning.
· (c) Generalized transfer: Transfer of learning in unrelated but similar contexts.
· (d) Zero transfer: No impact of past learning on new skills.