Cognitive learning theories attempt to explain how learning occurs using:

A) observation and imitation.
B) unobservable mental processes.
C) classical conditioning processes.
D) classical, operant, and observational processes.

Cognitive Learning Theories

A group of theories in psychology that explain how people process information, learn, and remember through understanding, thinking, and reasoning.

Unobservable Mental Processes

Refers to internal cognitive and emotional events that cannot be directly measured or seen, but can be inferred through behavior.

Classical Conditioning

A way of learning that involves making connections between a stimulus found in the environment and one that naturally presents itself.