Thorndike (1913) Found That the Consequences of a Response Strengthen

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Multiple Choice

Thorndike (1913) found that the consequences of a response strengthen the connection between that response and some stimulus in the environment. He called this strengthening the:

• A) law of effect
• B) Thorndike's learning hypothesis
• C) classical conditioning law
• D) preparedness hypothesis

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Definitions:

Conservation Strategies

Methods and approaches used to protect and preserve natural resources, biodiversity, and ecosystems from degradation or depletion.

Primates

a group of mammals that includes humans, apes, monkeys, and prosimians, characterized by a large brain, complex social structures, and dexterous hands.

Primate Reserves

Designated conservation areas aimed at protecting primate species and their natural habitats.

Humans And Apes

Refer to the lineage and relationship between Homo sapiens and their close non-human primate relatives, such as chimpanzees, bonobos, gorillas, and orangutans, highlighting their biological and evolutionary connections.