Which of the following is not true of the two-process theory?
A)It assumes that the rate of an instrumental response will be modified by the presentation of a classically conditioned stimulus.
B)It assumes that the primary outcome of the classical conditioning that occurs during instrumental conditioning trials involves the learning of a particular response.
C)It assumes that classically conditioned stimuli do not always suppress responding, as in the CER procedure.
D)It assumes that central emotional states become conditioned to either situational cues or to discriminative stimuli.

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The two-process theory does not assume that the primary outcome of classical conditioning during instrumental conditioning trials involves the learning of a particular response. Instead, it proposes that classical conditioning and instrumental conditioning operate independently and that the primary outcome of classical conditioning is the formation of an emotional association between the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned response.

Which of the Following Is Not True of the Two-Process