The notion that rewarded and nonrewarded trials can be associated together underlies the basic premise of the:

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The sequential hypothesis proposes that learning occurs by the association of individual experiences over time, regardless of whether they are rewarded or not. This hypothesis suggests that rewarded and nonrewarded trials can be linked together to form a sequence of events that can be learned. The other options listed are not directly related to this concept.

The Notion That Rewarded and Nonrewarded Trials Can Be Associated