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A researcher, adhering to a psychological perspective that studies only observable stimulus-response behaviors, conducts an experiment to see how quickly a rat learns to press a lever to receive a food pellet. For the results of this experiment to be considered relevant to human learning, what is the most critical underlying assumption the researcher must make?
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A researcher, adhering to a psychological perspective that studies only observable stimulus-response behaviors, conducts an experiment to see how quickly a rat learns to press a lever to receive a food pellet. For the results of this experiment to be considered relevant to human learning, what is the most critical underlying assumption the researcher must make?