The findings from transfer-of-control experiments generally support
A) the Hull-Spence rg-sg mechanism.
B) reward-specific expectancy theory.
C) the modern two-process theory.
D) SOP and AESOP theories.

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The transfer-of-control experiments suggest that classical conditioning (Pavlovian) and operant conditioning (Skinnerian) work together in animal learning. These findings support the modern two-process theory, which posits that both types of conditioning are essential to explain complex behavior. The other options listed (Hull-Spence rg-sg mechanism, reward-specific expectancy theory, SOP and AESOP theories) are specific theories within classical or operant conditioning, but they do not integrate both types of conditioning as the two-process theory does.

The Findings from Transfer-Of-Control Experiments Generally Support