The statement "Learning can take place in the absence of reward" would most likely come from a _____.
A) methodological behaviorist
B) neobehavioristc
C) cognitive behaviorist
D) classical behaviorist

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Cognitive behaviorists argue that learning involves internal processes, not just external stimuli and responses. They believe that learning can occur through observation, imitation, and changes in mental states, even without direct reinforcement or rewards.

The Statement "Learning Can Take Place in the Absence of Reward