Research into Signal Relations, Response-Outcome Relations, and Observational Learning All

question 139

Multiple Choice

Research into signal relations, response-outcome relations, and observational learning all emphasize the

• A)importance of evolutionary adaptations in learning.
• B)limitations of using basic conditioning procedures in everyday situations.
• C)distinction between acquisition of behavior and the performance of behavior.
• D)role of cognitive processes in learning.

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