Those who advocate the information view of conditioning believe the end product of conditioning to be
A) "stamped-in" responses.
B) mental expectations about events.
C) automatic stimulus-response chains.
D) response chains.

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The information view of conditioning emphasizes the role of mental representations and expectations in learning. According to this view, the end product of conditioning is not simply a set of "stamped-in" responses, but rather a set of mental expectations about how events are related. These expectations can then guide behavior in a variety of situations.

Those Who Advocate the Information View of Conditioning Believe the End