Multiple Choice
The use of the "common sense" approach to teaching is viewed by educational psychologists as
A) appropriate in most circumstances.
B) inappropriate unless supported by research.
C) more reliable than scientific judgments.
D) the main factor that differentiates experts from novices.
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