Three of the Following Alternatives Describe Instances of Transfer That

Multiple Choice

Three of the following alternatives describe instances of transfer that are likely to occur. Which scenario is least likely?

A) Taking a course in computer programming helps Leslie reason more logically and systematically when she looks at maps in her geography class.
B) In ninth grade Ned learns that he can do reasonably well in his classes even without studying. As a result, he does little or no studying in his tenth-grade classes the following year.
C) After being bitten by the neighbor's German shepherd, Pablo becomes anxious whenever he sees any German shepherd.
D) Sheri has discovered that she can apply many ideas she learns in her general science class to real-world situations. She brings this let-me-apply-it attitude to a physics class she takes the following year.