Which is the best indication of learning?

a. Always using information appropriately
b. Acquiring new knowledge that results in a persistent change of behavior
c. Consistently making good grades on tests taken during school or college
d. Identifying important health promotion information to teach patients and families


B
True learning is not memorization or retaining information long enough to perform well on a specific test. The best indication that learning has actually occurred is a persistent change in be-havior.

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