According to the cognitive view of classical conditioning:
A)the conditioned stimulus acts as a substitute for the unconditioned stimulus
B)during conditioning we learn one event signals another
C)we passively respond to stimuli just like any other animal
D)blocking is proof conditioning could be undone

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The cognitive view of classical conditioning suggests that during conditioning we learn that one event signals another, rather than a simple stimulus-response association. This view emphasizes mental processes such as attention, expectancy, and understanding of the relationship between the stimuli.

According to the Cognitive View of Classical Conditioning