Learning that depends on mental processes that are not directly observable is called ________ learning.
A) primary
B) cognitive
C) secondary
D) autonomic

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Cognitive learning refers to learning that involves mental processes such as thinking, perception, attention, and memory. It is not directly observable but can be inferred based on changes in behavior or performance. Primary, secondary, and autonomic learning do not refer specifically to mental processes and are not as relevant to describing learning that involves thinking and cognition.

Learning That Depends on Mental Processes That Are Not Directly