In a Series of Studies Examining Maze Learning in Animals

question 27

Multiple Choice

In a series of studies examining maze learning in animals, Tolman concluded that the animals tended to learn

• A) where to go to get rewarded, rather than the particular response that resulted in the reward.
• B) the particular response that resulted in the reward, rather than where to go to get rewarded.
• C) about the different reward options and demonstrated individual differences in terms of the preferred reinforcer.
• D) how to produce the most efficient response to obtain the reward and avoid wasted effort.

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Definitions:

Birth Order

The chronological order of sibling births, which is theorized to influence personality and behavior.

Hysteria

A psychological condition that manifests as exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement, often without an identifiable cause.

Amnesia

is a disorder characterized by the loss of memories, such as facts, information, and experiences, which can be temporary or permanent, and partial or complete.

Paralysis

The loss or impairment of voluntary muscular power, potentially caused by injury or disease affecting the nervous system.