Which of the following statements is true of the information processing perspective to learning?
A) It assumes that all cognitive processes are behaviors themselves.
B) It assumes that consumers directly respond to a stimuli to which they are exposed.
C) It assumes that the description of what happens inside the human body can adequately explain human behavior.
D) It assumes that changes in thought and knowledge precipitate behavioral changes.

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The information processing perspective to learning assumes that changes in thought and knowledge (cognitive processes) lead to changes in behavior. It is focused on how information is received, processed, stored, and retrieved by consumers, which ultimately affects their behavior. Option A is incorrect as it assumes all cognitive processes are behaviors, which is not true. Option B is incorrect because it assumes a direct relationship between stimuli and behavior and doesn't take into account cognitive processes. Option C is incorrect because it focuses on explaining behavior solely based on the physical aspects of the human body, ignoring the cognitive processes involved in decision making.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of the Information