Learning that certain events occur together is called
A) unconditional responding.
B) respondent behavior.
C) observational learning.
D) associative learning.

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Learning that certain events occur together is an example of associative learning where an association is formed between two stimuli or between a behavior and its consequence. Unconditional responding refers to an automatic biological response to a stimulus, respondent behavior refers to the behavior that is elicited by a particular stimulus, and observational learning refers to learning by observing others.

Learning That Certain Events Occur Together Is Called