Regarding Spatial Learning, It Has Been Found That

question 117

Multiple Choice

Regarding spatial learning, it has been found that:

• A) conscious effort is required for people to learn spatial layout.
• B) rats can learn spatial layout even if they are not rewarded during learning.
• C) wasps rely on an internal sense of direction, rather than environmental cues, to navigate to and from their nests.
• D) rats learn to navigate mazes primarily by learning a sequence of movements.

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Definitions:

Statute Of Frauds

a rule of law mandating that specific agreements must be documented in writing and signed by the individual being held accountable for them to be valid.

Main-Purpose Rule

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Parol Evidence Rule

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Merger Clause

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