Because Thorndike's Cats Gradually Improved Their Performance,without Any Point of Sudden

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Multiple Choice

Because Thorndike's cats gradually improved their performance,without any point of sudden change,what did he conclude?​

• A)Solving the problem depends on both classical and operant conditioning.
• B)Learning does not depend on understanding or insight.​
• C)Learning requires conscious reasoning.​
• D)Heredity and environment are equally important for animal learning.​

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Definitions:

Weighted-Average Cost Method

A costing method that assigns the cost of inventory based on the average cost of all similar items in the inventory, regardless of when they were purchased.

Blending Department

A part of a manufacturing process where ingredients are combined according to specific recipes to produce a final product.

Sequential Processes

Steps in manufacturing or service delivery that are performed in a specific order, where the completion of one step is dependent on the completion of the step before it.

Weighted-Average Method

An approach used in cost accounting to assign a cost to inventory on the basis of the average cost of all similar items held, considering their weight.