For Guthrie,improvement occurs for many reasons.Which is not one of these?
A)Although many stimuli are present,the participant only attends to some stimuli.
B)Many different stimuli can become conditioned to produce a particular response.
C)Complex behavior consists of many responses and each response element must be conditioned to the stimulus.
D)An important stimuli causes the participant to attend to only that stimulus.

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Guthrie's theory suggests that improvement occurs through the conditioning of responses to stimuli. Option D contradicts this by suggesting that attention to a single stimulus is the cause, which is not aligned with Guthrie's explanation of improvement.

For Guthrie,improvement Occurs for Many Reasons