A Concept Common to the Theories of Both Tolman and Lewin

question 34

Multiple Choice

A concept common to the theories of both Tolman and Lewin is their belief in _____ as important determinants of behavior.

• A) stimulus-response units
• B) tension
• C) cognitive factors
• D) needs

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