Learning that involves changes in the magnitude of responses to a specific stimulus is referred to as ____ learning.This type of learning does not involve the formation of connections between stimuli.
A)nonassociative
B)associative
C)observational
D)operant

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Nonassociative learning involves changes in the magnitude of responses to a specific stimulus, such as habituation or sensitization, without forming connections between stimuli. Associative learning involves forming connections between stimuli, observational learning involves acquiring new behaviors through observation of others, and operant learning involves learning through reinforcements and punishments.

Learning That Involves Changes in the Magnitude of Responses to a Specific