Out of the following, which is not the principle of programmed instruction?
Principle of Abstractness
Programmed instruction is based on principles such as the principle of small steps (content broken into small, sequential units), the principle of self-pacing (learners proceed at their own speed), and the principle of immediate feedback/reinforcement (learners are told at once whether their response is correct).
Programmed instruction deliberately relies on concrete, specific, step-by-step content rather than abstractness; presenting material abstractly would contradict the small-step, active-response design of programmed learning.
Therefore, "Principle of Abstractness" is not a recognised principle of programmed instruction.
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