Tolman's Position on Thorndike's Law of Effect Was to ____

question 11

Multiple Choice

Tolman's position on Thorndike's law of effect was to ____.​

• A)​accept it
• B)accept it as long as reward or reinforcement was omitted from the law
• C)​reject it
• D)incorporate it into his own purposive behavior theory
• E)None of the choices are correct.

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