Which statement about S-O, R-O and S-(R-O) associations is true?
A) S-O must be formed first, followed by R-O and then S-(R-O).
B) R-O is formed before S-(R-O), but after S-O.
C) Though they may be learned at different rates, they are assumed to be learned in parallel.
D) R-O is necessary to motivate S-O.

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These associations are thought to be learned simultaneously or in parallel, rather than in a strict sequence. This reflects a more flexible understanding of how stimuli, responses, and outcomes are associated in learning processes.

Which Statement About S-O, R-O and S-(R-O) Associations Is True