Hull and Spence added a classical conditioning component to Thorndike's Law of Effect by suggesting that the presence of stimuli S
A)elicits the response.
B)elicits an expectation of the response.
C)elicits the outcome.
D)elicits an expectation of the outcome.

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Hull and Spence added a classical conditioning component by suggesting that the presence of stimuli elicits an expectation of the outcome, which is then reinforced or weakened based on the consequences of the response. This added component is known as stimulus-response learning.

Hull and Spence Added a Classical Conditioning Component to Thorndike's