Jones Argues That a Rat's Motivation to Run Through a Maze

question 16

Multiple Choice

Jones argues that a rat's motivation to run through a maze is dependent upon the rat's expectancy of receiving a reward upon completion of the maze. Which of the following approaches would most likely dispute the inclusion of such an internal, motivational state of an organism?

• A) cognitive
• B) radical behaviorism
• C) none of the above

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