In causal learning, subjects learn
A) to identify which features are crucial to sorting items into groups.
B) to identify the conditions which must occur before they can conclude that one variable produces changes in another variable.
C) about the value of different outcomes as a function of their past experiences with outcomes.
D) when a behavior should be performed and when it should be inhibited.

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Causal learning involves understanding the conditions or causes that lead to certain outcomes, essentially identifying the relationship between variables where one variable's change is a result of the manipulation of another.

In Causal Learning, Subjects Learn