Correct option is C
Zero transfer of learning occurs when previous learning has no observable effect on the learning or performance of a new task. In this context:
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(c) Using skills acquired in carpentry to excel in painting represents zero transfer since carpentry skills do not significantly influence the learning or mastery of painting skills. These two activities require different skill sets, tools, and cognitive approaches.
Information Booster:
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Positive transfer: When prior learning helps in a new task (e.g., using English skills to learn French).
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Negative transfer: When prior learning interferes with new learning (e.g., applying English grammar rules to German).
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Zero transfer: When prior learning has no impact on the new task (e.g., playing chess and swimming).
4. Factors influencing transfer: similarity of tasks, complexity, and learner's ability to generalize knowledge.
5. Educational strategies aim to enhance positive transfer by connecting learning across domains.