What is the difference between "intra-task learning" and "inter-task learning?"

Answer by  malone (4817)

"Intra" means within the specific task itself. "Inter" means between or among multiple tasks.

Answer by  Newbie (54)

Intra-task learning comes from the matters arising within each of the tasks separately. Inter-task learning requires comparisons and contrasts between two or more tasks to gain the desired insights. Inter-task learning is more complex, requires greater long-term memory and cognitive facility.

Answer by  mayfairmadam (16)

Intra-task learning covers all aspects of one task (e.g. cash application) while inter-task learning covers several tasks that are related to complete a project or process (e.g., entering an order, pricing an order, completing an invoice).