In What Way Did Thorndike's Experiments Significantly Differ from Pavlov's

question 166

Multiple Choice

In what way did Thorndike's experiments significantly differ from Pavlov's?

• A)The US occurred on every training trial,no matter what the animal did.
• B)The CS occurred on every training trial,no matter what the animal did.
• C)The behaviour of the animal determined what happened next.
• D)The US occurred on alternating trials.

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