Researchers such as Köhler and Tolman, in the early part of the 20th century argued that:
A) behavior is the result of stimulus-response connections
B) behavior can be seen as the result of drives within the organism
C) organisms engage in active information processing
D) unconscious desires are the basis of human behavior

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Köhler and Tolman's research pointed to the idea that organisms engage in active information processing, rather than simply responding to stimuli or drives within the organism. They believed that behavior was the result of cognitive processes such as learning and problem-solving, rather than unconscious desires.

Researchers Such as Köhler and Tolman, in the Early Part