How Does Associative Learning Differ from Non-Associative Learning

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Multiple Choice

How does associative learning differ from non-associative learning?

• A) Associative learning is studied experimentally. Non-associative learning is studied using non-experimental methods.
• B) Associative learning applies to humans. Non-associative learning applies to other animals.
• C) Associative learning is based on connecting two or more stimuli. Non-associative learning is not based on such connections.
• D) Non-associative learning involves memory. Associative learning does not require memory.

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