Hull's Model of Behavior Is Quite Similar to Modern Cognitive

question 55

Multiple Choice

Hull's model of behavior is quite similar to modern cognitive approaches that view humans as:

• A) self-motivating.
• B) animals that respond with fixed action patterns that are not modifiable.
• C) analogous to computers that process bits of information from the environment to produce responses.
• D) more susceptible to social cues than to biological cues.

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