Tolman Is Best Known for His Argument That

question 15

Multiple Choice

Tolman is best known for his argument that

• A) reinforcement and R-O associations produce the strongest learning.
• B) behaviors learned by experience are more adaptive than inherited behaviors.
• C) behavior is inherently flexible and goal-oriented.
• D) reinforcement is more powerful than punishment as a way to change behavior.

Grasp the psychological effects of crowding and personal space on individuals.

Comprehend the role of environmental factors in cognitive and emotional control.

Learn about the influence of culture on territorial and personal space behaviors.

Understand the mechanisms and effects of learned helplessness and how it differs from sensory overload.

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