In _____, learning occurs even though there may not be any observable demonstration of that learning.
A) operant conditioning
B) latent learning
C) classical conditioning
D) adjunctive learning

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Latent learning refers to knowledge that only becomes clear when a person has an incentive to display it. Unlike in operant and classical conditioning, where behaviors are learned and demonstrated in response to specific stimuli or reinforcement, latent learning occurs without any immediate or apparent reinforcement or response. It's a form of learning that becomes apparent only when there is a reason to demonstrate it.

In _____, Learning Occurs Even Though There May Not Be