Psychologists working within the cognitive learning perspective:
A)deny the importance of classical and operant conditioning.
B)go beyond classical and operant conditioning.
C)perform research essentially identical to that conducted by more traditional learning theorists.
D)have probably never heard of classical and operant conditioning.

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Psychologists working within the cognitive learning perspective acknowledge the importance of classical and operant conditioning, but they also emphasize the role of mental processes, such as attention, memory, and problem-solving, in learning. Therefore, they go beyond classical and operant conditioning.

Psychologists Working Within the Cognitive Learning Perspective