Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP) Practice Exam

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What crucial element is missing in the learning objective: "Given a written guide, the Critical Thinking class participant should be able to demonstrate the 5-Step Critical Thinking Process"?

The audience

The condition

The behavior

The degree of mastery

The learning objective presents a clear activity that the participant should perform, specifying the situation ('given a written guide') and the intended action ('demonstrate the 5-Step Critical Thinking Process'). However, it lacks a crucial component that defines how well the participant is expected to perform that activity, which is referred to as the degree of mastery. Incorporating a degree of mastery into the learning objective would clarify the standard or criteria for successful performance. For example, specifying that the participant should be able to demonstrate the 5-Step Critical Thinking Process "with 90% accuracy" or "in a group setting" would establish a benchmark for evaluation. This helps both the instructor and the learner understand what constitutes successful completion of the objective, thus providing a more robust framework for assessing learning outcomes.

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