Hull's Drive-Reduction Theory of Reinforcement Argued That

question 19

Multiple Choice

Hull's drive-reduction theory of reinforcement argued that

• A) reduction of a drive is required for reinforcement
• B) satisfiers strengthen, and annoyers weaken, S-R connections
• C) the hypothetico-deductive method generates "cognitive maps"
• D) none of these

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