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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Definitions:

Constructive Conflict

A type of conflict that leads to positive outcomes, promoting growth, improving performance, and enhancing relationships.

Moderate Levels

refers to an intermediate or average intensity, degree, or extent of a particular factor or variable that is neither too high nor too low.

Decision-Making

The cognitive process of selecting a course of action from among multiple alternatives, involving judgment, evaluation, and the consideration of possible outcomes.

Opposing Interests

Situations or circumstances where the desires, objectives, or goals of two or more parties conflict with each other.