The views of learning advanced by Pavlov and Watson underestimated the importance of
A) neutral stimuli.
B) cognitive processes.
C) associative learning.
D) unconditioned responses.

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Pavlov and Watson's views of learning focused on classical conditioning through observable behaviors and stimuli. They did not consider the role of cognitive processes, such as attention, memory, and expectations, in learning. However, research has shown that these cognitive factors can significantly impact learning outcomes. Therefore, their approach underestimates the importance of cognitive processes in learning.

The Views of Learning Advanced by Pavlov and Watson Underestimated