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A. have developed methods concentrating solely on reinforcements.
B. suggest that people make responses merely because there is a link between a stimulus and a response.
C. deny the importance of classical and operant conditioning in learning.
D. have developed approaches that focus on the unseen mental processes that occur during learning.
Answer: D
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