Results of Tolman's Latent-Learning Experiments Indicate That ______

question 75

Multiple Choice

Results of Tolman's latent-learning experiments indicate that ______.

• A)reward is required for learning to influence behavior
• B)learning does not require reward.However,for animals to perform what they have already learned,reward must be present
• C)most of what animals learn is hidden from view,and it is only when we remove rewards from a test situation that we are able to know what they have truly learned
• D)learning requires that rewards be provided when the correct response is made

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