Which of the following best describes the difference between associative learning and cognitive learning? In associative learning, an animal uses knowledge from complex sources to solve a complex problem; in cognitive learning, an animal relates one object or situation to another and changes behavior accordingly.
In associative learning, an animal relates one object or situation to another and changes behavior accordingly; in cognitive learning, the animal uses knowledge from different sources to solve a complex problem.
In associative learning, an animal learns to recognize the first object or animal it sees as its parent; in cognitive learning, an animal learns to stop reacting to a stimulus to which it has become conditioned.
In associative learning, an animal learns to stop reacting to a stimulus to which it has become conditioned; in cognitive learning, an animal learns to recognize the first object or animal it sees as its parent.