Tolman and Hull Were Important Because

question 19

Multiple Choice

Tolman and Hull were important because

• A) their work resulted in our knowledge of maze learning and drive.
• B) their approaches made it possible and acceptable to use unobservable events in psychological explanations.
• C) they eliminated radical behaviorism from psychology.
• D) they brought back introspection as a valid framework.

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