The Information Processing Perspective Differs from the Traditional Learning View

The information processing perspective differs from the traditional learning view because information processing theorists are concerned with __________ rather than with __________, as are traditional learning theorists.

A) input into the sensory registers; external responses
B) the internal processes involved when information is processed; external stimuli and external responses
C) more recent phenomena; phenomena more familiar to the animal lab experimentalist
D) how information is processed to produce response output; permanent memory store