Rats Learned Food Aversions and Preferences by Watching Other Rats

question 215

Multiple Choice

Rats learned food aversions and preferences by watching other rats. This type of learning is called:

• A) latent learning.
• B) generalization.
• C) observational learning.
• D) chaining.

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Definitions:

Proximity

The physical closeness or distance between people, objects, or locations, often influencing communication, interaction, or relationships.

Decision Maker

A person or group responsible for making choices or judgments that influence the outcome of a situation or organization.

Self-Serving Principles

Cognitive biases or behaviors that lead individuals to see things in a way that benefits them personally, often at the expense of others or the truth.

Socially Acceptable

Behaviors or norms that are considered appropriate and acceptable within a society or social group.