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When Sharon purchased her car, she read the car's manual, which included directions on how to change a tire. When she got a flat a few years later, she was able to change the tire much faster than her friend who hadn't previously read the manual. Sharon was exhibiting:

classical conditioning.
observational learning.
latent learning.
operant conditioning.

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From what we know, we can confirm that in the situation described, Sharon was exhibiting latent learning.

What is latent learning?

This is described as an ability that one learns, but does not show the use of this knowledge until much later in life. This is a very common occurrence in that one does not put into practice something that they have learned until a situation arises that requires said knowledge to be applied.

Therefore, given that Sharon learned how to change the tire through the manual, but did not exhibit this information until years later, we can confirm that she is exhibiting latent learning.

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